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Identifier: comichistoryofun01hopk (find matches)
Title: A comic history of the United States
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Hopkins, Livingston, 1846-1927
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Publisher: New York American book exchange
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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176 A LITTLE ANECDOTE. On a previous page will be found JohnBrowns soul in tlie act of marching. Ourartist was unable to obtain a very exact•ketch as it was getting quite dark.Lincoln—Johnson. Abraham Lincoln was next voted intothe chair, which reminds us of a little an*ecdote. Some years ago an Erie canal boat wasweighing anchor in the harbor of New Yorkpreparatory to setting sail for Buffalo,when the Captain was hailed by a wearywayfarer, who said he wanted to go toBuffalo, and having no money was willingto work his passage. The heart of theold salt was touched; a tear stole downhis weather-beaten cheek, and he allowedthe poor man to lead one of the mules onthe tow-path all the way to Buffalo.
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178 THE FITNESS OF THINGS. Abraham Lincoln was willing to workLis passage. He earned every cent of hissalary, and rendered services to humanitywhich humanity will not soon forget. Soonafter his inauguration, in 1861, the Southernrebellion broke out, which was eventuallyput down by the hundred days men. Onpage 179 will be found some cheerful par-ticulars of the war between the North andSouth, the more somber details of whichwe leave to other and abler pens and pen-cils. Vice-President Andrew Johnson succeed-ed Mr. Lincoln, with somewhat doubtfulsuccess. As Mr. Johnson was a tailor byeducation he seemed to be the man of allothers cut out for the place; but his subse-quent conduct gave rise to conflicting opin-ions on this subject. He became the unfor

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • bookpublisher:New_York_American_book_exchange
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