"Was Abraham Lincoln a Christian?" being an address delivered in the People's church, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sunday morning, February 12, 1922

"Was Abraham Lincoln a Christian?" being an address delivered in the People's church, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sunday morning, February 12, 1922

by Wendeiin Waldemar Wieland Argow

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Text of a sermon/address delivered by W. Waldemar W. Agrow, minister of The People's Church in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

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