A house divided against itself cannot stand.

Lincoln accepting the Senate nomination, Springfield, June 16, 1858, quoting the Gospel back to a divided country.

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source	Speech at the Illinois Republican state convention, June 16, 1858
typeface	Caslon
paper	100 lb cream cover, 24 x 18 (landscape)
press	Thomas Graphics, Austin, Texas
edition	—

From the speech accepting the Illinois Republican nomination for the United States Senate, Springfield, June 16, 1858. Lincoln is quoting Mark 3:25, and the sheet credits the speech, not the scripture.

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