A Defence of Lincoln's Mother, Conversion And Creed : Being An Open Letter to the Author of "the Soul of Abraham Lincoln" Ed.2, C.2
The book A Defence of Lincoln's Mother, Conversion And Creed : Being An Open Letter to the Author of "the Soul of Abraham Lincoln" Ed.2, C.2 was written by author Martin, James M. (James Mcginniss), B. 1851 Here you can read free online of A Defence of Lincoln's Mother, Conversion And Creed : Being An Open Letter to the Author of "the Soul of Abraham Lincoln" Ed.2, C.2 book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is A Defence of Lincoln's Mother, Conversion And Creed : Being An Open Letter to the Author of "the Soul of Abraham Lincoln" Ed.2, C.2 a good or bad book?
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You call New Salem Mr. Lincoln's Alma Mater — well and good. Mr. Lincoln came from his Alma Mater on his borrowed horse, with his mother's Bible, Aesop's Fables, and Pilgrim's Progress, but like many another young man, he evidently had been using his of Illinois, several years ago, in discussing old times, father's name was mentioned quite often, and he remarked that he and Mr. Lincoln frequently went to hear father preach, and that they both enjoyed his sermons very much." He further said: "I ...have not seen Mr. Barton's book." Twenty-eight intellect and his reason while in that school, and came out with many unsolved doubts. He had, for the time being, gotten away from his mother's prayers, although he carried and read, and had memorized much of his mother's Bible, and the book and preaching of Dr. Smith was what was needed to help him over the doubts. The evidence seems clear, aside from Colonel Jaquess' report, that somewhere between the time he alighted in front of Joshua Speed's Store, April 15, 1837, and that February day in 1861, when he stood on the platform of the train, there had been a decided change of heart — a new birth — a conversion.
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