ABRAHAM LINCOLN

was the radical of his day. Many of the views expressed in his letters andspeeches would strike a “good Republican” of today as extremely radical.

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with the great commoner’s views on political and religious liberty, on alien immigration,on the relation of labor and capital, on thecolonization of negroes, on free labor, on lynch law,on the doctrine that all men are created equal, onthe importance of young men in politics, on popularsovereignty, on woman suffrage?

All of his views are to be found in this editionof “LINCOLN’S LETTERS AND ADDRESSES,”the first complete collection to be publishedin a single volume. Bound in an artistic greencrash cloth, stamped in gold. Printed in a plain,readable type, on an opaque featherweight paper.

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