Sir john ross biography of abraham

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LAUDER, ABRAM (Abraham) WILLIAM, lawyer and politician; b. 6 June 1834 at Bewcastle (Cumbria), England, son of Thomas D. Lauder; d. 20 Feb. 1884 at Toronto, Ont.

Abram William Lauder received his early education at Canonbie and Langholm (Dumfries and Galloway), Scotland. It is not known when he came to Canada but in 1853 he received a provincial certificate from the Toronto Normal School. He taught for four years in Ontario County. In 1856 Lauder married Maria (Marie) Elise Toof of Whitby, who was later to write travel books. Their only child, William Waugh, became an outstanding pianist.

In 1857 Lauder and his wife moved to Toronto where he became a law student. He articled with the firm of Ross, Crawford and Crombie and was called to the bar in 1864. He and John Ross*, senior member of the firm in which he had articled, established the firm of Ross and Lauder. Lauder remained in partnership with Ross until the latter’s death in 1871. He continued a successful law practice in Toronto until he died.

Lauder first entered the political arena in September 1867 when he successfully stood for election to the Ontario legislature in the riding of Grey South. He took a non-partisan position in his first election and supported the coalition government of J

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Abraham Lincoln to John Ross, Thursday, September 25, 1862

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President Lincoln responds to Chief John Ross with mixed feelings about the future of their relationship, September 1862

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Correspondence between President Abraham Lincoln and Chief John Ross, September 1862.

Questions:

Lincoln begins by explaining how he has had very little time for Indian Affairs, what is this attitude indicative of?

In the letter, Lincoln seems to believe Ross’s claim that he had succumb to the pressure of the Confederacy. Cite evidence from the text that supports this claim.

How does the leadership of President Lincoln and Chief John Ross differ during times of crisis?

Citations

Lincoln, Abraham. Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. Abraham Lincoln to John Ross,1862. Library of Congress Manuscript/Mixed Material.