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... President immediately dispatched this note . LETTER TO WILLIAM H. SEWARD Executive Mansion , March 4 , 1861 Y DEAR ... President's Consideration " wwwww [ 101 ] THE PRESIDENT (1861-1865) To William H Seward.
... President immediately dispatched this note . LETTER TO WILLIAM H. SEWARD Executive Mansion , March 4 , 1861 Y DEAR ... President's Consideration " wwwww [ 101 ] THE PRESIDENT (1861-1865) To William H Seward.
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... President was about to affix his signature to this great document , Lincoln said , “ I have been shaking hands since ... President firmly inscribed his " Abraham Lincoln ; " then looked up and said , “ That will do . " FINAL EMANCIPATION ...
... President was about to affix his signature to this great document , Lincoln said , “ I have been shaking hands since ... President firmly inscribed his " Abraham Lincoln ; " then looked up and said , “ That will do . " FINAL EMANCIPATION ...
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... President's last , shortest , and best speech Ο N Thursday of last week two ladies from Tennessee came before the President ask- ing the release of their husbands held as prisoners of war at Johnson's Island- They were put off till ...
... President's last , shortest , and best speech Ο N Thursday of last week two ladies from Tennessee came before the President ask- ing the release of their husbands held as prisoners of war at Johnson's Island- They were put off till ...
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