class="tdl">Early Acquaintance of Lincoln and Douglas,
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| Douglas as a Debater, |
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| Douglas—Lincoln—Personal Description, |
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| Douglas—Lincoln—Personal Description continued, |
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| Cooper Institute Address |
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| Chicago Convention—Nomination to Presidency, |
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| Popular Vote—Election, |
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| Journey To Washington, |
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| Arrival at Washington, |
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| Reception, |
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| First Inauguration, |
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| Civil War, |
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| Thirty-seventh Congress, |
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| Calling Out Troops, |
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| Regular Session of Congress, December, 1861, |
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| Slavery Laws Passed, |
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| Emancipation Proclamation, |
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| Owen Lovejoy, |
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| Proclamation Issued—January 1, 1863, |
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| Gettysburg—Consecration, |
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| New Year—1864, |
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| Lieutenant-General—nomination of Ulysses S. Grant, |
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| Constitutional Amendment abolishing Slavery, |
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| Second Inauguration, |
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| Visit to Army Head-quarters—City Point, |
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| Lincoln—Grant—Sherman—Personal Appearance, |
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| Union Troops enter Richmond, |
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| Visit to Richmond, |
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| Return to Washington, |
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| Review of the Army, |
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| Last Days of Lincoln, |
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| Assassination, |
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| Visit to Ford's Theater, |
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| John Wilkes Booth, |
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| Details of the Assassination, |
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| President
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