Was Abraham Lincoln a spiritualist? : or, curious revelations from the life of a trance medium (1891)
Maynard, Nettie Colburn, 1841-1892 · Philadelphia : Rufus C. Hartranft · leaf 208
d publication were downright crime, andthat the writer, especially, should be severely pun-ished. Had it not been for this feeling of indignationand wrong it doubtless would never have reached hisnotice. When I handed it to him he smiled and said,We can afford to let our enemies have a fling at us… … y When I handed it to him he smiled and said, We can afford to let ourenemies have a fling at us, then he added more seriously, It is a sorry witthat can find no better employment nor different weapons with which tofight us than to trifle with sacred things.-—Page 154. WE LOSE A FRIEND. 155 TE,…
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 · Spiritualism
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