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Page 388
... wish to say a word further . When you first reached the vicinity of Vicksburg , I thought you should do , what you finally did - march the troops across the neck , run the batteries with the transports , and thus go below ; and I never ...
... wish to say a word further . When you first reached the vicinity of Vicksburg , I thought you should do , what you finally did - march the troops across the neck , run the batteries with the transports , and thus go below ; and I never ...
Page 428
... wishes not even to interfere by a con- fidential intimation . ” Lincoln endorsed on the letter : " Swett is unquestionably all right . Mr. Holt is a good man , but I had not heard or thought of him for V.P. Wish not to interfere about ...
... wishes not even to interfere by a con- fidential intimation . ” Lincoln endorsed on the letter : " Swett is unquestionably all right . Mr. Holt is a good man , but I had not heard or thought of him for V.P. Wish not to interfere about ...
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... wish her to have any thing send it by check here to the bank at Charles- ton or send some [ to ] her I tell you upon the honor of a Man she does not get it & he and Dennis has threatened to put her on the county .. So to the President's ...
... wish her to have any thing send it by check here to the bank at Charles- ton or send some [ to ] her I tell you upon the honor of a Man she does not get it & he and Dennis has threatened to put her on the county .. So to the President's ...
Contents
The Short and Simple Annals of the Poor | 3 |
Young Man on His Own | 23 |
His Love Affairs | 44 |
Copyright | |
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