Lincoln: A Photobiography

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by Russell Freedman

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  Meade, Gen. George Gordon, [>]

  Metzger, James, [>]

  Mexican War, [>]–[>]

  Missouri Compromise (1820), [>], [>]

  National Union, [>]

  Nebraska territory, [>]

  New Orleans, LA, [>], [>]

  New Salem, IL, [>], [>], [>]

  New Salem Debating Society, [>]

  New York City, NY, [>]

  North, military leadership of, [>]

  and slavery, [>]

  and South contrasted, [>]–[>]

  Northern Democrats, [>], [>]

  and Emancipation Proclamation, [>]

  Offutt, Denton, [>]–[>]

  Ottawa, IL, [>]

  Our American Cousin, [>]

  Owens, Mary, [>]

  Parker, John, [>]

  Peace Democrats, [>]

  Petersburg, VA, [>]

  Pickett, Gen. George E., [>]

  Polk, Pres. James, [>]

  Pope, Gen. John, [>]

  "Popular sovereignty," [>]

  Plantations, in South Carolina, [>]

  Presidential train, [>]–[>], [>]

  Racial prejudice, in North, [>]

  Rathbone, Maj. Henry R., [>], [>]

  Republican convention (1858), [>]

  Republican party, founding of, [>] [>]

  Reward poster, [>]

  Richmond, VA, [>], [>]

  burning of, [>]

  Riney, Zachariah, [>]

  Rutledge, Ann, [>]

  Rutledge's (J.) tavern, [>]

  Sagamon River, [>], [>], [>]

  Sauk tribe, [>]

  Savannah, GA, [>]

  Scott, Dred, [>] [>]

  Scott, Gen. Winfield, [>], [>], [>]

  Secession, [>], [>]

  Second battle of Bull Run, [>]

  Seward, Sec. of State William H., [>], [>]

  Sharpsburg, MD, [>]

  Shenandoah Valley, VA, [>], [>]

  Sheridan, Gen. Philip, [>]

  Sherman, Gen. William Tecumseh, [>], [>]

  and march to the sea, [>]

  Shiloh Church, TN, [>]

  Slave family, [>]

  Slave market, [>]

  Slave, runaway, [>]

  Slave uprisings, [>]

  Slavery, [>]

  as Congressional issue, [>]

  debated by Lincoln and Douglas, [>]

  expansion of, [>]

  as a moral evil, [>]

  South, and desire to expand slavery, [>]

  military leadership of, [>]–[>]

  plantations in, [>]

  and slavery, [>], [>]

  South Carolina, and secession, [>]

  Southern Democrats, [>]

  Speed, Joshua, [>]–[>]

  Springfield, IL, [>], [>], [>]

  downtown section of, [>]

  and Lincoln's burial, [>]–[>]

  Republican Convention (1858), [>]

  Stanton, Sec. of War Edwm M., [>]

  Stowe, Harriet Beecher, [>]

  Stuart, John Todd, [>], [>]

  Sumner, Sen. Charles, [>], [>]

  and emancipation, [>]

  Taylor, Pres. Zachary, [>]

  Thirteenth Amendment, [>]

  Todd, Mary Ann, [>]–[>]

  personality of, [>]

  see also Lincoln, Mary Todd

  Uncle Tom's Cabin (Stowe), [>]

  U.S. Capitol, [>], [>]

  Vandalia, IL, [>]

  Vicksburg, MS, [>]

  Wade, Sen. Benjamin F., [>]

  Walker, Dr. Jerome, [>]

  "War Democrats," [>]

  War Department, [>]

  Washington, D.C., [>], [>]

  and funeral procession, [>]

  on inauguration day, [>]

  slave trade in, [>]

  Western territories, [>]

  and expansion of slavery, [>]

  Whigs, [>]

  antislavery, [>], [>]–[>]

  opposition to Mexican War, [>]

  Wilderness campaign, [>]

 

 

 


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