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... John A. Andrew 149 To the Army of the Potomac 150 To Fanny McCullough 152 Final Emancipation Proclamation 154 To General Samuel R. Curtis 159 To " Fighting Joe " Hooker 162 To Governor Horatio Seymour 165 Telegram to " Fighting Joe ...
... John A. Andrew 149 To the Army of the Potomac 150 To Fanny McCullough 152 Final Emancipation Proclamation 154 To General Samuel R. Curtis 159 To " Fighting Joe " Hooker 162 To Governor Horatio Seymour 165 Telegram to " Fighting Joe ...
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... John D. Johnston , who was considering the possibility of supporting a wife , although a poor hand at providing for himself . LETTER TO THOMAS LINCOLN & JOHN D. JOHNSTON Washington , December 24 , 1848 Y DEAR FATHER : MY Your letter of ...
... John D. Johnston , who was considering the possibility of supporting a wife , although a poor hand at providing for himself . LETTER TO THOMAS LINCOLN & JOHN D. JOHNSTON Washington , December 24 , 1848 Y DEAR FATHER : MY Your letter of ...
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... John D. Johnston . LETTER TO JOHN D. JOHNSTON D Shelbyville , November 4 , 1851 EAR BROTHER : When I came into Charleston day be- fore yesterday , I learned that you are anxious to sell the land where you live and move to Missouri . I ...
... John D. Johnston . LETTER TO JOHN D. JOHNSTON D Shelbyville , November 4 , 1851 EAR BROTHER : When I came into Charleston day be- fore yesterday , I learned that you are anxious to sell the land where you live and move to Missouri . I ...
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