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On March 4, 1839, the Illinois Legislature met in Vandalia for the last time: Abraham Lincoln was a member of that body

by Poor Richard Press First published in 1939 — 1 edition
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Abraham Lincoln and "The Old Soldier"

by Poor Richard Press First published in 1940 — 1 edition
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On December 26, 1839, Abraham Lincoln delivered his sub-treasury speech as his part in the debates at Springfield

by Poor Richard Press First published in 1939 — 1 edition
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Abraham Lincoln and the Illinois Legislature: February 3, 1840

by Poor Richard Press First published in 1940 — 1 edition
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On June 24, 1839, Abraham Lincoln became a member of the Board of Trustees for the town of Springfield

by Poor Richard Press First published in 1939 — 1 edition
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On October 21, 1839, the Livingston County circuit court, a point on the Lincoln circuit, convened at Pontiac for the first time

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On February 10, 1840, Abraham Lincoln spoke at a Whig meeting in Peoria: it was the first important rally of the campaign

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On August 7, 1839, Abraham Lincoln became the President Pro Tem of the Board of Trustees for the town of Springfield

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On December 16, 1839, Springfield society held a cotillion party with Abraham Lincoln as one of the managers

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On October 8, 1839, Abraham Lincoln was chosen presidential elector by the Whig State convention at Springfield

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On June 13, 1839, the Logan County circuit court, an important point on the Lincoln circuit, convened at Postville for the first time

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On November 19, 1839, Abraham Lincoln and other Springfield politicians began a three-day political debate

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On November 2, 1839, Abraham Lincoln assumed control of the law firm of Stuart & Lincoln at Springfield

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On November 4, 1839, the Dane--later Christian--County circuit court, an important point on the Lincoln circuit, convened at Taylorville for the first time

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On June 17, 1839, the Menard County circuit court, and important point on the Lincoln circuit, convened at Petersburg for the first time

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On December 3, 1839, Abraham Lincoln was admitted to practice law in the Federal circuit court at Springfield

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On October 24, 1839, the DeWitt County circuit court, an important point on the Lincoln circuit, convened at Clinton for the first time

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Lincoln's New Salem postoffice

by Poor Richard Press First published in 1940 — 1 edition
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On December 9, 1839, the Illinois Legislature convened at Springfield for the first time: Abraham Lincoln was a member of the lower house

by Poor Richard Press First published in 1939 — 1 edition
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