With Malice Toward None

The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Exhibition    

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The Illinois legislature returned Stephen A. Douglas to the United States Senate. Nevertheless, Lincoln followed through with his plan to publish the debates by submitting his scrapbook to Follett, Foster, and Company.
The Illinois legislature returned Stephen A. Douglas to the United States Senate. Nevertheless, Lincoln followed through with his plan to publish the debates by submitting his scrapbook to Follett, Foster, and Company.