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Lincoln in the political circus; being a study in summary and outline of Abraham Lincoln's political relationships with his constituency, including the background of slavery, men, factions, & parties, together with hitherto unpublished state election tables and classified bibliography

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Gernon, Blaine Brooks

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The first edition ... consists of 1000 copies.Bibliography: p. 230-247.Author's autograph presentation copy to the University of Michigan.
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Electronic Resource Language Material
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Gernon, Blaine Brooks. AUTO
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1936
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Keywords

  1. Bibliography
  2. Government
  3. Illinois
  4. Lincoln, Abraham, 1809 1865
  5. Political Career Before 1861
  6. Politics And Government
  7. United States

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