Beveridge Lincoln Biography: A Landmark in Lincoln Studies
A Statesman nLogks at Lincolpiss review praises Beveridge's two volume Life of Lincoln. It notes the author’s rigorous method uncovering early career details, including the Illinois legislature, and credits his work with revealing the true Lincoln beyond myth.
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Elmo Scott Watson
America
Washington
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Everidge
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Troughton Mifflin” Company
Bowers
Attc
Houston
Beveridge
Iid Mately
Niedlay
Lay
Robert Tody
Fincoln
Herndon
Happer
Mr. Bowers
Stephen A. Douglas
Oriam
Teveridge
Douglas
Senate Committee On
Peveridge
Lincop
Statesman
United States Senate
John Aarshall
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Marshall
Tim
Justice Holmes
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Tinois
Springfield
Barton
Schubert
Adopted Elephants and Dried Heads in London News
Excerpts describe elephant herds rescuing an orphan calf at a teak camp and a tusker rearing it. Also notes dried human heads prized by collectors, with London fake risks. Quito medical students purportedly drying heads for study, and Indian government rewards for snake killing topped at 57,000 last year.
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London
Quito
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Quotable Dickens Thought on Genius and Weakness
A concise reflection noting that great minds often display a small flaw that stands out against their notable character, illustrating the contrast between genius and personal weakness.
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Dickens
Seasonal and Dainty Desserts and Dishes List
A collage of simple recipes and kitchen tips includes Pineapple Dainty, Candied Potato, Huevos, Honey Rolls, Pickled Prunes, and notes on rest for the tired brain. The text blends step by step instructions with brief commentary and an apparent copyright notice.
Nature of man and science collide in social thought
The essay argues that studying human nature underpins all disciplines from psychoanalysis to economics. It cites Wallis, New man, and Benjamin Nida hat, urging biology’s role in religion and society. It claims religion and art matter for those who feel them, not for the indifferent, and calls for social sciences to root deeper while biology extends into human life.
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Graham Wallis
Benjamin Nidahat
John Henry Newman
Cardinal
Mr. Kidd
McClare Newspaper Syndicate
Things They Tell Me By Deustas Malloch 1925
Poem recollects how daughters recall fathers through small acts love and gentleness. It highlights treasured memories of shared moments, songs, whittled toys, and a father’s Christian life seen in everyday duties. The verse contrasts public concerns with private tenderness.
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Hess
Jess
Why We Do What We Do by M. K. Thomson
A reflection on human resistance to reform and change. The piece argues people dislike being forced to alter habits or admit faults, preferring to reform themselves or have others avoid direct intervention. It explores ego clash, pride, and fear of inadequacy in the reform process.
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M. K. Thomson
Ph. ED
McClure
Superstitious Sue Predicts Weather For Date
A humorous ditty jokes about planning an outdoor date with a sheik and a stormy forecast, noting a rheumatic knee as a weather signal, while a separate note describes Tibet's rare pando bear, detailing its white body with black facial rings and limb markings.
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