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... Dear Sir : Your note of yesterday is received . In the diffi- culty between us of which you speak , you say you think I was the aggressor . I do not think I was . You say my " words imported insult . " I meant them as a fair set - off ...
... Dear Sir : Your note of yesterday is received . In the diffi- culty between us of which you speak , you say you think I was the aggressor . I do not think I was . You say my " words imported insult . " I meant them as a fair set - off ...
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... Dear Sir : On last evening I received a copy of the " Belle- ville Advocate , " with the appearance of having been sent by a private hand ; and inasmuch as it contained your oration on the occasion of the celebrating of the battle of ...
... Dear Sir : On last evening I received a copy of the " Belle- ville Advocate , " with the appearance of having been sent by a private hand ; and inasmuch as it contained your oration on the occasion of the celebrating of the battle of ...
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... dear Sir : The volume you left for me has been re- ceived . I am really grateful for the honor of your kind remembrance , as well as for the book . The partial reading I have already given it has afforded me much of both pleasure and ...
... dear Sir : The volume you left for me has been re- ceived . I am really grateful for the honor of your kind remembrance , as well as for the book . The partial reading I have already given it has afforded me much of both pleasure and ...
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... dear Sir : Your very complimentary , not to say flat- tering , letter of the 23d inst . is received . Dr. Reynolds had induced me to expect you here ; and I was disappointed not a little by your failure to come . And yet I fear you have ...
... dear Sir : Your very complimentary , not to say flat- tering , letter of the 23d inst . is received . Dr. Reynolds had induced me to expect you here ; and I was disappointed not a little by your failure to come . And yet I fear you have ...
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... Dear Sir : Reaching home on the 14th instant , I found yours of the 1st . Thanking you very sincerely for your kind purposes toward me , I am compelled to say the money part of the arrangement you propose is , with me , an impossibility ...
... Dear Sir : Reaching home on the 14th instant , I found yours of the 1st . Thanking you very sincerely for your kind purposes toward me , I am compelled to say the money part of the arrangement you propose is , with me , an impossibility ...
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| Title | Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln ... Issue 2 of The unit books The unit books, no.2 |
| Author | Abraham Lincoln |
| Publisher | H.W. Bell, 1903 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 9 Jan 2008 |
| Length | 399 pages |
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