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Page 272
... Lamon , in Danville , was there anything like a formal arrangement ; a local newspaper announced in 1852 the formation of the new firm of Lincoln & Lamon , Attorneys . at Law . Possibly Lamon alone was responsible for inserting the ...
... Lamon , in Danville , was there anything like a formal arrangement ; a local newspaper announced in 1852 the formation of the new firm of Lincoln & Lamon , Attorneys . at Law . Possibly Lamon alone was responsible for inserting the ...
Page 273
... Lamon did frequently appear together , Lamon leaning heavily on the senior lawyer for guidance . For the most part , Lincoln's cases in the circuit courts continued to be of no great interest or consequence to anyone except the parties ...
... Lamon did frequently appear together , Lamon leaning heavily on the senior lawyer for guidance . For the most part , Lincoln's cases in the circuit courts continued to be of no great interest or consequence to anyone except the parties ...
Page 537
... Lamon was chosen as his only companion and bodyguard during the trip . Lamon may indeed have been , as Pinkerton said , " a brainless egotistical fool , " but he was big , brave , and most important of all willing to lay down his life ...
... Lamon was chosen as his only companion and bodyguard during the trip . Lamon may indeed have been , as Pinkerton said , " a brainless egotistical fool , " but he was big , brave , and most important of all willing to lay down his life ...
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