Lincoln on Race and Slavery

Table of contents

• Lincoln on Race & Slavery i
• Title Page iii
• Contents vii
• List of Illustrations xiii
• Acknowledgments xv
• Abraham Lincoln on Race and Slavery xvii
• Lincoln on Race & Slavery lxix
• 1: Protest in Illinois Legislature on Slavery: Cw, 1:74–75 1
• 2: Address Before the Young Men's Lyceum of Springfield, Illinois: Cw, 1:108, 109–112 3
• 3: Al to Mary Speed: Cw, 1:260 9
• 4: Temperance Address: Cw, 1:278–279 11
• 5: Al to Williamson Durley: Cw, 1:347–348 16
• 6: Al to Josephus Hewett: Cw, 1:450 20
• 7: Speech at Worcester, Massachusetts: Cw, 2:2–4 23
• 8: Remarks and Resolution Introduced in United States House of Representatives Concerning Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia: Cw, 2:20–22 26
• 9: Eulogy on Henry Clay & Outline for Speech to the Colonization Society: Cw, 2:127–129, 130–132 & 298–299 31
• 10: Speech to the Springfield Scott Club: Cw, 2:156–157 43
• 11: Fragments on Slavery: Cw, 2:222–223 48
• 12: Speech at Bloomington, Illinois: Cw, 2:230–233 51
• 13: Speech at Peoria, Illinois: Cw, 2:255–256, 262–269, 270–272, 274–276 56
• 14: Al to Ichabod Codding: Cw, 2:288 69
• 15: Al to Owen Lovejoy: Cw, 2:316–317 71
• 16: Al to George Robertson: Cw, 2:317–318 73
• 17: Al to Joshua F. Speed: Cw, 2:320–323 77
• 18: Speech at Kalamazoo, Michigan: Cw, 2:361–366 84
• 19: Al to Newton Deming and George P. Strong: Cw, 2:[Online Edition Only] 90
• 20: Speech at Springfield, Illinois: Cw, 2:403–409 92
• 21: A House Divided, Speech at Springfield, Illinois: Cw, 2:461–462, 464–465, 466–468 103
• 22: Al to John L. Scripps: Cw, 2:471 107
• 23: Fragment on the Struggle Against Slavery: Cw, 2:482 109
• 24: Speech at Chicago, Illinois: Cw, 2:491–494, 497–502 111
• 25: Speech at Springfield, Illinois: Cw, 2:514–516, 518–521 119
• 26: Speech at Lewistown, Illinois: Cw, 2:546–547 124
• 27: First Debate with Stephen A. Douglas at Ottawa, Illinois: Cw, 3:14–18, 27–30 127
• 28: Second Debate with Stephen A. Douglas at Freeport, Illinois: Cw, 3:39–42 137
• 29: Speech at Carlinville, Illinois: Cw, 3:77–81 143
• 30: Speech at Clinton, Illinois: Cw, 3:81–84 149
• 31: Speech at Edwardsville, Illinois: Cw, 3:92–95 152
• 32: Fourth Debate with Stephen A. Douglas: Cw, 3:145–146, 179, 181 156
• 33: Fragment on Pro-Slavery Theology: Cw, 3:204–205 160
• 34: Seventh and Last Debate with Stephen A. Douglas at Alton, Illinois & Al to James N. Brown: Cw, 3:298–305, 327–328 163
• 35: Al to Salmon P. Chase: Cw, 3:384 174
• 36: Speech at Columbus, Ohio: Cw, 3:401–410, 417–425 177
• 37: Speech at Cincinnati, Ohio: Cw, 3:445–446 187
• 38: Fragment on Free Labor: Cw, 3:462–463 191
• 39: Address at the Cooper Institute, New York City: Cw, 3:522–550 193
• 40: Speech at Hartford, Connecticut: Cw, 4:2–13 202
• 41: Al to John A. Gilmer: Cw, 4:151–152 210
• 42: First Inaugural Address: Cw, 4:262–264, 268–269 214
• 43: Al to Orville H. Browning: Cw, 4:531–532 218
• 44: Message to Congress: Cw, 5:144–146 222
• 45: Al to James A. Mcdougall: Cw, 5:160–161 225
• 46: Al to Horace Greeley: Cw, 5:169 & Message to Congress: Cw, 5:192 228
• 47: Appeal to Border State Representatives to Favor Compensated Emancipation: Cw, 5:317–319 231
• 48: Address on Colonization to a Deputation of Negroes: Cw, 5:370–375 235
• 49: Al to Horace Greeley: Cw, 5:388–389 242
• 50: Reply to Emancipation Memorial Presented by Chicago Christians of All Denominations: Cw, 5:419–421, 423–425 245
• 51: Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation: Cw, 5:433–436 250
• 52: Annual Message to Congress: Cw, 5:518, 520–521, 527, 529–532, 534–537 255
• 53: Emancipation Proclamation: Cw, 6:28–30 265
• 54: Al to Andrew Johnson: Cw, 7:149–150 270
• 55: Resolution on Slavery: Cw, 6:176 272
• 56: Al to John M. Schofield: Cw, 6:291 274
• 57: Order of Retaliation: Cw, 6:357 276
• 58: Al to Nathaniel P. Banks: Cw, 6:364–365 279
• 59: Al to Gen. Ulysses S. Grant: Cw, 6:374–375 282
• 60: Al to James C. Conkling: Cw, 6:407–410 284
• 61: Fragment: Cw, 6:410–411 290
• 62: Annual Message to Congress: Cw, 7:49–51 292
• 63: Reply to New York Workingmen's Democratic Republican Association: Cw, 7:259–260 295
• 64: Al to Albert G. Hodges: Cw, 7:281–282 298
• 65: Al to Edwin M. Stanton: Cw, 7:345–346 302
• 66: Interview with Alexander W. Randall and Joseph T. Mills: Cw, 7:506–507 305
• 67: Resolution Submitting the Thirteenth Amendment to the States: Cw, 8:253 308
• 68: Second Inaugural Address: Cw, 8:332–333 310
• 69: Speech to One Hundred Fortieth Indiana Regiment: Cw, 8:360–361 313
• 70: Last Public Address: Cw, 8:401–404 316
• Appendix - Lincoln, Race, and Humor 321
• Index 329

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