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Abraham Lincoln and the Tariff
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Abraham Lincoln in Depth
Abraham Lincoln and the Tariff
“In the days of Henry Clay, I was a Henry Clay-tariff-man and my views have undergone no material change on that subject,” wrote Abraham Lincoln in 1860.1 A campaign profile published in a Pennsylvania newspaper in February 1860 labeled Lincoln…
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