One speech by this man defended federal government as an antidote to mob rule. Another speech by this man denied that Republicans were a "sectional party," and argued that slavery should not be extended in the west. This man, who gave the Lyceum Address and the Cooper Union speech, asserted in an 1858 speech in Springfield that "a house divided against itself cannot stand.
One speech by this man defended federal government as an antidote to mob rule. Another speech by this man denied that Republicans were a "sectional party," and argued that slavery should not be extended in the west. This man, who gave the Lyceum Address and the Cooper Union speech, asserted in an 1858 speech in Springfield that "a house divided against itself cannot stand." FTP, name this man who gave another speech that begins "Four score and seven years ago."
One speech by this man defended federal government as an antidote to mob rule.
Abraham Lincoln