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... Illinois alone , should be heard . I an- swer I am as strongly recommended by Ohio and Indiana , as well as Illinois ; and further , that when the many appointments were made for Ohio , as for the Northwest , Illinois was not consulted ...
... Illinois alone , should be heard . I an- swer I am as strongly recommended by Ohio and Indiana , as well as Illinois ; and further , that when the many appointments were made for Ohio , as for the Northwest , Illinois was not consulted ...
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... Illinois regi- ments , just ordered to be received , wishes a copy of the order to take to Illinois . Please let him have it . A. Lincoln Hon . Secretary of War Dear Sir Executive Mansion July 26 , 1861 . Please let Reuben B. Hatch of ...
... Illinois regi- ments , just ordered to be received , wishes a copy of the order to take to Illinois . Please let him have it . A. Lincoln Hon . Secretary of War Dear Sir Executive Mansion July 26 , 1861 . Please let Reuben B. Hatch of ...
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... Illinois , Lincolns move to , 5-6 Illinois Central tax case , 153-54 Illinois College , 196 Illinois Gazette , 89 Illinois Journal , letter to , 143 ; edi- torial in , 159–60 . See also San- gamon Journal Illinois legislature , Lincoln ...
... Illinois , Lincolns move to , 5-6 Illinois Central tax case , 153-54 Illinois College , 196 Illinois Gazette , 89 Illinois Journal , letter to , 143 ; edi- torial in , 159–60 . See also San- gamon Journal Illinois legislature , Lincoln ...
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