Dear Mr. Lincoln: Letters To The PresidentHarold Holzer A first-ever compilation of letters written to Abraham Lincoln from 1860 through 1865 that presents revealing and fascinating material to audiences hungry for new information about the Civil War years. Illuminates the emotions, opinions, political and human values of a nation in crisis. Photos. |
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Page 144
... republicans — even in New York ? No Sir ! Democrats rejoice over it , knowing that it will demoralize & over- throw ... Republican Lincoln had pledged in his first inaugural address in March to use “ all the power at my disposal ... to ...
... republicans — even in New York ? No Sir ! Democrats rejoice over it , knowing that it will demoralize & over- throw ... Republican Lincoln had pledged in his first inaugural address in March to use “ all the power at my disposal ... to ...
Page 145
... Republican Party , but the Government itself will be gone to destruction or placed beyond remedy ! We have been beaten in our City election - the same in St. Louis - Cleveland — Rhode Island — Brooklyn — and lost two Mem- bers of ...
... Republican Party , but the Government itself will be gone to destruction or placed beyond remedy ! We have been beaten in our City election - the same in St. Louis - Cleveland — Rhode Island — Brooklyn — and lost two Mem- bers of ...
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... Republican friends . Your objection before was , that a Post - Mistress in a place the size of Springfield would produce a dis - satisfaction , whereupon I immediately gave up all effort as you will remember . Perhaps your views on the ...
... Republican friends . Your objection before was , that a Post - Mistress in a place the size of Springfield would produce a dis - satisfaction , whereupon I immediately gave up all effort as you will remember . Perhaps your views on the ...
Contents
1 Advice and Instruction | 43 |
2 Requests and Demands | 71 |
3 Compliments and Congratulations | 117 |
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