The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 2: 1843-1858

by Abraham Lincoln

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Contents

1. First Child
2. To Gen. J. J. Hardin
3. Selection of Congressional Candidates
4. To ——— Williams,
5. Abolition Movement
6. Request for Political Support
7. To John Bennett
8. To N. J. Rockwell
9. To James Berdan
10. To James Berdan
11. Verses Written by Lincoln After a Visit to His Old Home in Indiana
12. Second Child
13. To Morris and Brown
14. To William H. Herndon
15. To William H. Herndon
16. Resolutions in the United States House of Representatives,
17. Remarks in the United States House of Representatives,
18. Desire for Second Term in Congress
19. Speech on Declaration of War on Mexico
20. Report in the House of Representatives, January 19, 1848
21. To William H. Herndon—Legal Work
22. Regarding Speech on Mexican War
23. To William H. Herndon
24. On the Mexican War
25. Report in the House of Representatives,
26. Report in the House of Representatives,
27. Remarks in the United States House of Representatives, March 29, 1848
28. To Archibald Williams
29. Remarks in the House of Representatives,
30. On Taylor's Nomination
31. Defense of Mexican War Position
32. On Zachary Taylor Nomination
33. Speech in the House of Representatives,
34. Opportunities for Young Politicians
35. Salary of Judge in Western Virginia
36. National Bank
37. Young v.s. Old—Political Jealousy
38. General Taylor and the Veto
39. Speech Delivered at Worcester, Mass., on Sept. 12, 1848
40. His Father's Request for Money
41. 1849. Bill to Abolish Slavery in the District of Columbia
42. Bill Granting Lands to the States to Make Railways and Canals
43. On Federal Political Appointments
44. More Political Patronage Requests
45. To the Secretary of the Interior
46. To the Secretary of the Interior
47. To the Postmaster-General
48. To the Secretary of the Interior
49. To Thompson
50. To the Secretary of the Interior
51. To J. Gillespie
52. Request for General Land-Office Apppointment
53. Request for a Patent
54. To the Secretary of Interior
55. To W. H. Herndon
56. To J. Gillespie
57. Resolutions of Sympathy with the Cause of Hungarian Freedom,
58. To Dr. William Fithian
59. Springfield, Dec. 15, 1849
60. Resolutions on the Death of Judge Nathaniel Pope
61. Notes for Law Lecture
62. To John D. Johnston
63. To C. Hoyt
64. To John D. Johnston
65. Petition on Behalf of One Joshua Gipson
66. To J. D. Johnston
67. To J. D. Johnston
68. Nov. 4, 1851
69. To John D. Johnston
70. To John D. Johnston
71. Eulogy on Henry Clay,
72. Challenged Voters
73. To Joshua R. Stanford
74. 1854. To O. L. Davis
75. Nebraska Measure
76. To A. B. Moreau
77. Reply to Senator Douglas—Peoria Speech
78. Request for Senate Support
79. To T. J. Henderson
80. To J. Gillespie
81. Political References
82. To T. J. Henderson
83. Loss of Primary for Senator
84. Return to Law Profession
85. To O. H. Browning
86. To H. C. Whitney
87. Response to a Pro-Slavery Friend
88. Request for a Railway Pass
89. Speech Delivered Before the First Republican State Convention
90. Political Correspondence
91. On Out-of-State Campaigners
92. Republican Campaign Speech
93. On the Danger of Third-Parties
94. To Jesse K. Dubois
95. To Harrison Maltby
96. To Dr. R. Boal
97. To Henry O'Conner, Muscatine, Iowa
98. After the Democratic Victory of Buchanan
99. To Dr. R. Boal
100. 1857. To John E. Rosette. Private
101. Response to a Douglas Speech
102. To William Grimes
103. Argument in the Rock Island Bridge Case
104. To Jesse K. Dubois
105. To Joseph Gillespie
106. To J. Gillespie
107. To H. C. Whitney
108. Another Political Patronage Reference
109. Political Communication
110. Brief Autobiography,

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