Abraham Lincoln: In 1848, during his term in Congress, he advocated General Taylor 's nomination for the presidency, in opposition to all

In 1848, during his term in Congress, he advocated General Taylor 's nomination — Abraham Lincoln

In 1848, during his term in Congress, he advocated General Taylor 's nomination for the presidency, in opposition to all others, and also took an active part for his election after his nomination...

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