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1. The Election of 1864
   ... In spite of this, Lincoln had doubts that he would succeed in winning reelection. ... Lincoln won this election with 212 electoral votes over McClellanamp39s 21. ...
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2. Abe Lincoln
   ... election. Following the election Lincoln took a job as the postmaster where he became well known and well liked. Despite losing ...
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3. Abraham Lincoln
   ... diligently and build one for himself, thus by example assuring that his own shall be safe from violence when built.ampquot In the election of 1864, Lincoln was re ...
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4. election of 1860
   ... The split in the Democratic Party had undoubtedly led to the election of Lincoln. ... The South felt extremely threatened by Lincolnamp39s election. ...
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5. lincoln
   ... they depended upon slavery to remain prosperous in the cotton, tobacco, and rice industries, threatened to secede from the nation if Lincoln won the election. ...
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6. Abraham Lincoln 2
   ... Contrary to many beliefs, the election of Lincoln was not the result of his followers, the majority of them being Republicans, wanting to completely remove ...
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7. lincoln
   ... Contrary to many beliefs, the election of Lincoln was not the result of his followers, the majority of them being Republicans, wanting to completely remove ...
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8. Abe Lincoln1
   ... election. Following the election Lincoln took a job as the postmaster where he became well known and well liked. Despite losing ...
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9. Lincoln
   In 1861 the South seceded from the union with the election of president Lincoln as the final draw. To them he, being a Republican ...
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10. Lincoln
    ... The immediate causes of the war that will be discussed are the election of Lincoln as president, the quest of the South to succeed from the Union, and the ...
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11. Abe
    ... When Lincoln returned to Salem he only had 2 weeks to prepare for the election. Lincoln went through a lot in that two weeks. He visited farmers at heir homes. ...
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12. presidential campaigns
    ... If John Bell had won the election over Lincoln, slavery would be a given in our society today. We would probably be selling more than just the Black man. ...
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13. Abraham Lincoln 2
    ... Lincoln was nomiated for his second term of presidency June, 3 1864, he wins the election November 8, 1864 defeating George B. McClelland a Democrat by 212 of ...
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14. abe lincoln 2
    ... Lincoln was sworn in on March 4. After Lincolnamp39s election, many southern states, fearing Republican control in the government, seceded from the Union. ...
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15. Abraham Lincoln
    ... a traitor without any offsetting advantage Zachary Taylor, who beat Clay for the nomination and won the election proved unresponsive to Lincolnamp39s requests for ...
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16. Honest Abe Abe Lincoln
    ... His handling of slavery suits Roosevelts saying, Walk softly and carry a big stick. In the election of 1860 Lincoln knew he had to have minimal enemies ...
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17. Civil War Northern Attitudes
    ... In the 1864 presidential election Lincoln again failed to carry Delaware, one of only three states that preferred his opponent, General George B. McClellan. ...
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18. abraham lincoln
    ... I believe that this government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free.ampquot Lincoln ended up losing the election to Douglas, but in turn gained a ...
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19. A Turning Point In Abraham Lincolnamp39s Political Career
    ... Lincoln had served the Whig Party well, and election to Congress became his goal. ... Lincoln won the presidential election of 1860, easily. ...
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20. lincolndouglas debates
    ... This election also showed that Stephen Douglas could not be trusted as a friend to slavery. He said that he was indifferent to slavery. Lincolnamp39s defeat, was ...
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21. LIncoln Life
    ... girl. After Lincolnamp39s election many Southern states, fearing Republican control in government, seceded from the Union. Lincoln faced ...
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22. Abe Lincoln
    ... girl. After Lincolnamp39s election many Southern states, fearing Republican control in government, seceded from the Union. Lincoln faced ...
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23. A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
    ... Internet.26 Jan. 1999 Available http://viva.liab.virginia.edu/gic/elections/1860pv. html 6. ampquotPictures of Abraham Lincolnampquot Presidential Election. n. pag. Online. ...
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24. frederic douglass
    ... coming elections. Douglass decided to support Abraham Lincoln in the 1860 election. Lincoln won and then South rebelled. The North ...
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25. A Civil War
    ... own slaves and though Lincoln formally addressed that he would not interfere with that right, the southern population believed that Lincolnamp39s election would be ...
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26. abe lincoln
    ... slavery where it already existed. Lincoln emerged as President from a very split election. The Northern Democrats and Southern Democrats ...
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27. abe lincoln
    ... aspirations. In 1836, Lincoln won election to Congress. Abraham took the next five years off politics and focused on his law practice. ...
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28. abe lincoln
    ... aspirations. In 1836, Lincoln won election to Congress. Abraham took the next five years off politics and focused on his law practice. ...
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29. Lincoln and Jefferson Davis
    ... Davis had been a fireeater before Abraham Lincolnamp39s election, but the prospect of Civil War made him gloomy and depressed. Fifty ...
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30. abe lincoln
    ... in Illinois and was voted into the running for vicepresidency, which brought the attention of the nation onto Abraham Lincoln. This election was lost, but in ...
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