Abe Lincoln in Illinois

00:00:45 Old Abe Lincoln.

00:06:51 New Orleans, if we don't hit any more milldams on the way.

00:10:50 Our shoes was all wore out. And most of...

00:15:55 Good afternoon. Can you write?

00:19:44 The indicative, imperative, potential, subjunctive and infinitive.

00:23:43 They're known as Captain Abraham Lincoln's company

00:28:29 but I can't go around Sangamon county throwing all the voters.

00:32:13 I know I got nothing to offer any girl I'd be in love with.

00:37:47 I was scared.

00:43:06 They're coming, Abe.

00:48:18 - Hello, Abe. - Evening, Steve.

00:52:06 Proud to know you, sir. Mr. Lincoln speaks of you constantly.

00:55:27 You consider that it couldn't be improved.

00:59:28 trading your honor for exalted family connections.

01:05:59 And going in the Edwards home, of all things.

01:12:27 How does this Lincoln stand on slavery?

01:17:21 to keep the flesh upon the bones of their babies.

01:21:55 If the founding fathers gave us anything, they gave us that.

01:27:19 Anyway, I ask you gentlemen to look him over.

01:31:06 How many times have I told you to speak of your master as Mr. Lincoln?

01:34:47 Mr. Lincoln seem to be worrying any?

01:38:15 I still think you should go home rather than stay here

01:42:58 Down in Illinois

01:49:35 His truth is marching on