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A few days ago Francis P. Blair , Esq . , of Maryland , obtained from the President a simple leave to pass through our military lines , without definite views known to the government . Mr. Blair visited Richmond , and on his return he ...
A few days ago Francis P. Blair , Esq . , of Maryland , obtained from the President a simple leave to pass through our military lines , without definite views known to the government . Mr. Blair visited Richmond , and on his return he ...
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await there the decision of the President . Major Eckert was sent down to meet the party from Richmond at General Grant's headquarters . The Major was directed to deliver to them a copy of the President's letter to Mr. Blair , with a ...
await there the decision of the President . Major Eckert was sent down to meet the party from Richmond at General Grant's headquarters . The Major was directed to deliver to them a copy of the President's letter to Mr. Blair , with a ...
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Abraham Lincoln President of the whole United States , under the election of 1860 , to continue until the 4th of March , 1865. In voting for a President of the United States , can we wisely or safely vote out the identical person whom ...
Abraham Lincoln President of the whole United States , under the election of 1860 , to continue until the 4th of March , 1865. In voting for a President of the United States , can we wisely or safely vote out the identical person whom ...
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