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Book title: Lincoln on Democracy.
Edition: Revised.
Contributors: Mario M. Cuomo - Editor, Harold Holzer - Editor, Abraham Lincoln - Author.
Publisher: Fordham University Press.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 2004.
Page number: i.
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Table of contents
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- Title Page iii
- Contents ix
- Preface to the Fordham University Press Edition xxiii
- Preface xxvii
- Introduction xxxiii
- A Note on the Lincoln Texts … xlv
- "Not Much of Me" - Lincoln''s "Autobiography," Age 50 "December 20, 1859" xlix
- I - "The People''s Business" Lincoln and the American Dream 1832–1852 1
- II - "All We Have Ever Held Sacred" Lincoln and Slavery 1854–1857 53
- III - "Another Explosion Will Come" Lincoln and the House Divided 1858 95
- IV - "Right Makes Might" Lincoln and the Race for President 1859–1860 139
- V - "Hour of Trial" Lincoln and Union 1861 181
- VI - "Forever Free" Lincoln and Liberty 1862–1863 235
- VII - "For Us the Living" Lincoln and Democracy 1863–1865 299
- Afterword - The Abraham Lincoln Association 351
- Lincoln, the Nation, and the World- A Chronology 1809–1865 355
- Acknowledgments 391
- Biographies of the Editors and Contributors 395
- Index 401
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