Political Speeches and Debates of Lincoln and Douglas 1854-61
There are portentous events in the political and social world of to-day. Men see this and believe they have in the principles laid down by Lincoln a way of escape from impending evils. Lincoln was never more exercised over the principles of human rights than during his public discussions with Douglas. His speeches and those of Douglas are here reproduced and form a veritable armory of Lincoln argument on this great question. The book contains 555 pages, and is well bound in buckram cloth. Price, $1.75 A limited number in paper covers, 75c A descriptive circular free PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO.
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