Lincoln - LightNovelsOnl.com
You're reading novel online at LightNovelsOnl.com. Please use the follow button to get notifications about your favorite novels and its latest chapters so you can come back anytime and won't miss anything.
80 "native Spanish moss": CW, 1:109110.
81 "religion of the nation": CW, 1:112.
81 "in the land": CW, 1:69.
81 "or enslaving freemen ": CW, 1:113114.
81 "knew no rest": Herndon's Lincoln, 2:375.
81 "he had lived": Joshua F. Speed to WHH, Feb. 1866, copy, Lamon MSS, HEH.
82 "[and] shoot editors": CW, 1:111.
82 "as moral pestilences": CW, 1:273.
82 "any other cla.s.s": CW, 1:278.
83 "Reason, all hail!": CW, 1:279.
83 "one of the boys": WHH, monograph on "Lincoln & Mary Todd," [1887], HWC.
83 "and faithful obedience": CW, 1:156.
83 "coa.r.s.e and vulgar fellow": Linder, Reminiscences of the Early Bench and Bar, pp. 6263.
83 "shrunk from responsibility": CW, 1:124125.
83 "belong to him": Simon, Lincoln's Preparation for Greatness, p. 171.
83 "a thousand years": CW, 1:109.
83 "and my love": CW, 1:178179.
84 "have avoided it": CW, 1:78.
84 "these girls look": Baker, Mary Todd Lincoln, p. 89.
84 sister, Mary Todd: The standard, highly sympathetic life is Ruth P. Randall, Mary Lincoln: Biography of a Marriage (Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1953). Jean H. Baker, Mary Todd Lincoln, is more balanced. For Mary Todd's family and Kentucky background, see William H. Townsend, Lincoln and the Bluegra.s.s: Slavery and Civil War in Kentucky (Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1955).
84 "a merry dance": WHH, Jan. 16, 1886, HWC; WHH, monograph on "Lincoln & Mary Todd," [1887], HWC.
85 "nature-and culture": WHH, interview with Mrs. N. W. Edwards, [Jan. 10, 1866], HWC.
85 "been hard bargains": Turner, Mary Todd Lincoln, pp. 18, 26.
85 "for policy": WHH, interview with N. W. Edwards, Sept. 22, 1865, HWC.
86 "a rising man": WHH, interview with Mrs. N. W. Edwards, [Jan. 10, 1866], HWC.
