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... letter was written , Thomas B. Lincoln was a citizen of a rebel State ; a traitor and a rebel himself . He comes to the Senator , ask - discretionary , and in its exercise always more summary ing him to do what ? than the tardy process ...
... letter was written , Thomas B. Lincoln was a citizen of a rebel State ; a traitor and a rebel himself . He comes to the Senator , ask - discretionary , and in its exercise always more summary ing him to do what ? than the tardy process ...
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... letter . I have already shown the circum- stances under which it was written . If such a letter had been written in the purest innocence of intenti n , with no treasonable design , with no desire to injure his own Government , yet , in ...
... letter . I have already shown the circum- stances under which it was written . If such a letter had been written in the purest innocence of intenti n , with no treasonable design , with no desire to injure his own Government , yet , in ...
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... letter in full . · 66 ALBANY , July 31 , 1848 . " DEAR SIR : I have your letter of the 5th instant , but my official duties have been so pressing that I have been compelled to neglect my private correspondence . I had also determined to ...
... letter in full . · 66 ALBANY , July 31 , 1848 . " DEAR SIR : I have your letter of the 5th instant , but my official duties have been so pressing that I have been compelled to neglect my private correspondence . I had also determined to ...
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