Statistics for occurrence #1 of “State of Illinois” in chapter 7 of John Jay Chapman, William Lloyd Garrison:
...stened to. He was always in danger of showing his heart; he must avoid the taint of Abolition, the suspicion of any attack upon the Constitution.
He must step gingerly and remember what part of the State of Illinois he is in at the moment.
Even when the war breaks out Lincoln is obliged to invent a way of looking at that war which shall place the Union cause in a popular light.
He is obliged to pretend that ...
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