Lincoln in Norwich Confronts Questions on Slavery and Education
A recollection of a Lincoln speech in Norwich highlights his stance on slavery as the central political issue. The narrative details Lincoln’s candid talk on his education, demonstrating how a self-taught background shaped his reasoning and eloquence, with the professor from Yale noting the clarity and impact of his style.
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Douglas
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Norwich
New York
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Yale
Syessie
Meriden
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West
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Springfield
Tedivas
Websters Dictionary
Charsetor
Tell
Buell
Tract Society
Euclid
Mannur
Detrei
Weshington
Donald
McClellan
Ned Poe
Capture of Atlanta and Rebel Escape After September Clash
An account of Union forces under Major General Stoudin describing the fall of Atlanta after heavy fighting. The report notes 2,000 prisoners taken, eight guns captured, and rail yards destroyed before the Confederate army evacuated. Union troops pursued toward Lovejoy Station, with entrenched resistance near the Marietta Road.
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United States
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Sherman
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Mananvas
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Kentucky Home Guards
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Salt River
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McClellan
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McCook
Louisville
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Lexington
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War Department
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Grant
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Bunton Barracks
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Fort Donelton
Paducah
Battle of
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Atlanta
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West Point
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Atlants
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New York
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Appalntanculéte Ohio University Board Appointments
The Ohio University Board of Trustees elects new officers and confirms appointments. Notable figures include A. Gisbops formerly of Mathematics and E. Tappan formerly in aeronautics, joining the Mathematics chair. The group also names members of the examining board for the state and notes shifts in language and humanities leadership amid ongoing university reforms.
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