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Delve into the heart of American political history with "The Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Vol. 3: Political Speeches & Debates Of Lincoln in The Senatorial Campaign Of 1858 in Illinois." This volume meticulously chronicles the legendary Lincoln-Douglas debates, a pivotal moment that shaped the nation's future and propelled Abraham Lincoln onto the national stage.
Experience firsthand the power of Lincoln's rhetoric and his unwavering stance on the pressing issues of the time. This collection captures the intensity of the 1858 Illinois senatorial campaign, offering invaluable insights into Lincoln's political philosophy and his profound understanding of the American spirit.
A crucial historical document for understanding the pre-Civil War era, this book provides a unique window into the debates that defined a generation and continue to resonate today. Explore the arguments, the passion, and the enduring legacy of Abraham Lincoln in this essential collection of his writings and speeches. A must-read for anyone interested in American history, political science, and the enduring power of persuasive oratory.
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