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Address prepared by Mr. Booker T. Washington : for delivery at a dinner given by the members of the Union League Club on February 12, 1899, in commemoration of the birth of Abraham Lincoln

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Includes: Booker T. Washington's Philadelphia Union League address, 1899 : a bibliographical note, by Maxwell Whiteman."This address was not delivered at the Lincoln dinner, given ... on February 12, 1899, owing to the detention of Mr. Washington between New York and Philadelphia in a snow-bound train. It was ... made two evenings afterward at a public reception extended by Mr. Henry C. Davis, at his residence.Cover title.
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Whiteman, Maxwell. Booker T. Washington's Philadelphia Union League address, 1899. 1977Union League of Philadelphia
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  1. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809 1865

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