1860 ABRAHAM LINCOLN - DRED SCOTT. Rare Anti-Lincoln Broadside Accusing Him of not being Anti-Slavery &c. Calvinism His travels took him from

His travels took him from Rangoon and other towns

several poems

and I think he ought to be strung up alive

Being Precious Promises Arranged for Daily Use with Brief Experimental Comments by C

I needed no confession -

1860 ABRAHAM LINCOLN - DRED SCOTT. Rare Anti-Lincoln Broadside Accusing Him of not being Anti-Slavery &c. Calvinism His travels took him fromAn exceptional example of a scarce anti Lincoln broadside with an inferior example held at the Library of Congress as part of the Alfred Whital Stern Collection of Lincolniana. The present double sided broadside, measuring 10. 5 x 14 inches, is the speech in full of Massachusetts Representative and Senator, Robert Winthrop. Winthrop had replaced Webster in the Senate after he was all but run off by abolitionists. Winthrop, also a pragmatist on the