The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 3: The Lincoln-Douglas Debates
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A curated collection of speeches, debates, letters, interrogatories, and rejoinders from the Illinois senatorial campaign that reproduces joint debate transcripts, campaign addresses, and private correspondence. It sets out sustained arguments over slavery's expansion, popular sovereignty, constitutional interpretation, and federal versus local authority, with one speaker opposing further spread of slavery and the other defending local decision-making. Editorial grouping of speeches, rejoinders, and replies highlights rhetorical strategies, legal claims, and the sectional tensions that shaped mid‑19th‑century political contests.
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