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- catalog description "Pt. 1, The development of principles, 1832-1854 : -- I am young and unknown / Appeal to the voters of Sangamo County, 1832 -- I shall consider the whole people / Letter to the Sangamo Journal, 1836 -- The perpetuation of our political institutions / Address before the Springfield Young Men's Lyceum, 1838 -- When there shall be neither a slave nor a drunkard / Address before the Springfield Temperance Society, 1842 -- The guarantee of the Rights of Conscience / Resolutions of the Anti-Catholic Riots, 1844 -- By the fruit the tree is to be known / Letter on the Liberty Party and Texas, 1845 -- The truth of the scriptures / Reply to charges of irreligion, 1846 -- No one man should hold the power / Letter on the President's war-making power, 1848 -- The right...to revolutionize / Resolutions on Hungarian Independence, 1852 -- The White-man's Charter of Freedom / Eulogy on Henry Clay, 1852.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Pt. 1, The development of principles, 1832-1854 : -- I am young and unknown / Appeal to the voters of Sangamo County, 1832 -- I shall consider the whole people / Letter to the Sangamo Journal, 1836 -- The perpetuation of our political institutions / Address before the Springfield Young Men's Lyceum, 1838 -- When there shall be neither a slave nor a drunkard / Address before the Springfield Temperance Society, 1842 -- The guarantee of the Rights of Conscience / Resolutions of the Anti-Catholic Riots, 1844 -- By the fruit the tree is to be known / Letter on the Liberty Party and Texas, 1845 -- The truth of the scriptures / Reply to charges of irreligion, 1846 -- No one man should hold the power / Letter on the President's war-making power, 1848 -- The right...to revolutionize / Resolutions on Hungarian Independence, 1852 -- The White-man's Charter of Freedom / Eulogy on Henry Clay, 1852.".