| Introduction
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Lincoln and Douglas. By Professor Robert Allyn
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| Joint Debate with Douglas — Concluded:
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Fourth Joint Debate, at Charleston — Concluded. September 18, 1858
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1
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Fifth Joint Debate, at Galesburg. October 7, 1858
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36
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Sixth Joint Debate, at Quincy. October 13, 1858
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85
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Seventh and Last Joint Debate at Alton. October 15, 1858
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136
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| Speeches. (March 1, 1859, to September 30, 1859):
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The "Moral Climate Line" of Douglas. Lincoln's Speech at Chicago on the Night of the Municipal Election. March 1, 1859
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193
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Douglas's "Popular Sovereignty" the Mask of Nationalized Slavery. Speech at Columbus, Ohio. September 16, 1859
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201
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"A Shot over the Line." An Address to Kentuckians on Douglas's Fallacies, Delivered at Cincinnati, Ohio. September 17, 1859
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240
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The Advantages of "Thorough Cultivation," and the Fallacies of the "Mud-sill" Theory of Labor's Subjection to Capital. Address before the Wisconsin State Agricultural Society, at Milwaukee. September 30, 1859
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