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... Pennsylvania Senator , Lincoln wrote a letter to him which he conspicuously marked " Private . ” Since seeing you things have developed which make it impossible for me to take you into the cabinet . You will say this comes of an ...
... Pennsylvania Senator , Lincoln wrote a letter to him which he conspicuously marked " Private . ” Since seeing you things have developed which make it impossible for me to take you into the cabinet . You will say this comes of an ...
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... Pennsylvania , Lincoln had a high regard for his opinions . He replied to McClure's telegram with one of his own asking him to come to Springfield at once . Though McClure had little time to spare , as the Pennsylvania legisla- ture ...
... Pennsylvania , Lincoln had a high regard for his opinions . He replied to McClure's telegram with one of his own asking him to come to Springfield at once . Though McClure had little time to spare , as the Pennsylvania legisla- ture ...
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... Pennsylvania.5 Cameron read a letter from Iowa which told of Cowan stating to Hawkins Taylor that Cameron's " enemies in Pennsylvania scarcely amounted to a faction , and that his interview with Mr. Lincoln with reference to you was ...
... Pennsylvania.5 Cameron read a letter from Iowa which told of Cowan stating to Hawkins Taylor that Cameron's " enemies in Pennsylvania scarcely amounted to a faction , and that his interview with Mr. Lincoln with reference to you was ...
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NOVEMBER SIXTH | 3 |
A FABIAN FORTNIGHT | 7 |
SECESSION SALVOS | 41 |
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