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5-40 Blaine, James G., compares Lincoln and Douglas, 183-185 Blair, F.P., attacks Chase, 533; reprehended by L., 534 Blair, Montgomery, made postmaster general, 293-294; arming of negroes deprecated by, 436; residence fired, 536; resignation, 551 Bloomington Convention, 165-169 Bonham, Jeriah, quoted, 180, 197, 203 Boone, Daniel, 2 Booneville, Ind., L. attends court, 9, 19 Booth, Edwin, L's enjoyment of his acting, 469 Booth, John Wilkes, assassination of L., 588-590 Boston delegation, conference with L., 482 Boutwell, George S., quoted, 437 Bowles, Samuel, quoted, 206 Brainard and Knott, quoted, 220 Breckenridge, John A., early influence on L., 9, 19 Breckenridge, John C, nominated for president, 250 Breese, Sidney, dignity, 84; quoted, 141 Brewster, Father, 204 Bright, John, 357 Brooklyn, L's lecture trip, 214-215 Brooks, Senator, knocks down Sumner, 245; quoted, 192 Brooks, Noah P., 470; quoted, 171-173, 462-463, 466-467, 471, 474, 490, 491-492, 493, 543, 546; describes L's last speech, 575-576 Brooks, Phillips, quoted, 478-479 Bross, John A., 538 Bross, William, first meeting with L., 170; interview with L., 265, 538-539 Brough, John, victorious governor of Ohio, 510; effort to reconcile L. and Chase, 549 Brown, John, 485 Browne, Francis Fisher, biographical sketch, v-vii Browning, O.H., mentioned, 74-186; Whig debater, 89; inaugural party, member of, 266, 275 Browning Robert, L's fondness for his poetry, 387 Bryan, Thomas B., purchases MS. of emancipation proclamation, 445 Bryan, William J., on L. as an orator, 473 Bryant, William Cullen, presided over Cooper Institute meeting, 217; abolitionist, 245; favored L. for presidency, 247-248 Buchanan, James, mentioned, 294, 295; treachery during his administration, 261-262; escorts L. to Capitol, 284-286; characterized, 291; escorts L. to White House, 292 Bull Run, battle of, depression after, 326-437; L's dream, 583, second battle, 411 Bulwer-Lytton, mentioned, 469 Burns, John, 515 Burns, Robert, L's fondness for his poetry, 466 Burnside, Ambrose E., Fredericksburg repulse, 368,487,488; victories in N.C., 385; unpopularity, 404; replaces McClellan, 417; L's opinion of, 487 Bushnell, C.S., agent for Ericsson, 345, 346 Butler, William, L. boards with, in Springfield, 70 Butterfield, Daniel, 493 Butterf
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