Lincoln Faith and Lincoln's Religion in 1891 Letter
A reader defends Lincoln's religious views, citing sermons and quotes to argue he believed the Bible, salvation, prayer, the Holy Spirit, providence, and the church, while noting debates over his orthodoxy and a possible non evangelical stance. The letter references Hay Nicolay, Ward Lamont, and a 19th century volume of testimonies.
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The Other Worlds in Star Land and Pineapple Diphtheria Remedy
Sir Robert Ball speaks on cosmic telegraphy showing light year delays and near instant moon messages while a rural anecdote claims pineapple juice cures diphtheria. Statement from The Scientific American endorsement notes its value for artisans, farmers, and merchants with subscription details.
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Canada
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