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Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.

Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.
MLA citation style
“Ides Of March, Or, Abraham Lincoln, Private Citizen, Being A Sequel To The End Of The Irrepressible Conflict / By A Merchant Of Philadelphia.”. no date. Pv 725 No.7, King & Baird, 1861Feb. .
APA citation style
Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia. (1861). Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia. Pv 725 No.7. Retrieved from https://digitalarchives.powerlibrary.org/papd/islandora/object/papd%3Asstlp-linc_397
Chicago citation style
“Ides Of March, Or, Abraham Lincoln, Private Citizen, Being A Sequel To The End Of The Irrepressible Conflict / By A Merchant Of Philadelphia.”. Pv 725 No.7, State Library of Pennsylvania - Abraham Lincoln, February 12, 1861. https://digitalarchives.powerlibrary.org/papd/islandora/object/papd%3Asstlp-linc_397.
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Title

Ides of March, or, Abraham Lincoln, private citizen, being a sequel to the End of the irrepressible conflict / by a merchant of Philadelphia.

Subject

Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
United States -- Politics and government -- 1857-1861.

Description

An essay on the life and political career of Abraham Lincoln, and the potential secession of the southern states. Written after the pre-election secession of the first seven states, but prior to the attack on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861 and the secession of the last four states (not counting Missouri and Kentucky, where the Confederate governments went into exile soon after secession). Also covers slavery and the opinions and speeches of William H. Seward. Essay is against the saving of the Union at the cost of retaining slavery.

Publisher

King & Baird

Date

1861-02-12

Time Period Covered

1857-1861

Type

text

Original Format

volume

Digital Format

image/jp2

Identifier

(OCoLC)3802550

Source

PV 725 no.7

Language

eng

Rights

https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

Contact

For information on source and images, contact the State Library of Pennsylvania, Digital Rights Office, Forum Bldg., 607 South Dr, Harrisburg, PA 17120-0600. Phone: (717) 783-5969

Contributing Institution

State Library of Pennsylvania

Sponsorship

This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education.