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Symposium: Polling Life
Rohac: Austerity: Not Just How Much but How
Franc: Is the Constitution a Republican Plot?
Keune: 'Clean Coal' Means No Coal
Lugo: Coexisting with Sharia
Lowry: Unleash Biden!
Malkin: Obama’s Land of the LOST
Goldberg: Capitalism through Hollywood's Lens
Charen: Obama’s Education Hypocrisy -- Again
Krauthammer: The Nationals and the Joy of Winning
Trinko: Cruz Reaches for a Runoff
Editors: Pressuring the Chief
Montford& Ambler: Climategate Continues
Costa: How Hatch Wooed Palin, and the Right
Botwinick: Go See U.N. Me -- Now
Clegg: Bad Guidance on Racial Preferences
May: What Iran’s Rulers Want

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Lincoln Bleg

I have a question about Abe Lincoln the lawyer. In 1854 or thereabouts, he defended a group of temperance-minded ladies who were arrested for trashing a saloon in Marion, Ill. That’s about the extent of what I know. Can anybody else fill out the story–or, better yet, point me toward an authoritative source on the case? If so, please e-mail me at nrorocks at yahoo dot com.

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