Prairie defender : the murder trials of Abraham Lincoln /
"The conventional wisdom says that most of Lincoln's practice involved collecting debt and representing railroads; that he only practiced law as a platform for his political career; that criminal law was only a minuscule part of his practice; and that he was particularly bad at defending h...
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Carbondale :
Southern Illinois University Press,
2017
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