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Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, 1864-1865 (Introduction)

Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, Friday, March 18, 1864 (Prisoners of war)

Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, November 19, 1862 (Introduction)

Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, 1863 (Introduces Charles S. Olden)

Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, March 19, 1864 (Prisoners of war)

Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, April 08, 1864 (Case of William T. Aud)

Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, Monday, August 22, 1864 (Introduces James N. McElroy)

Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, June 03, 1864 (Introduction)

Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, Thursday, October 22, 1863 (Case of John C. Lemmon)

Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, [1864-1865] (Introduction)

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Edwin D. Morgan to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, November 14, 1863 (Recommendation for Richard Busteed)

Edwin D. Morgan to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, November 10, 1860 (Introduction)

Edwin M. Stanton to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, August 29, 1864 (Requests return of papers)

An English settler in pioneer Wisconsin; the letters of Edwin Bottomley, 1842-1850.

U.S. Plant Introduction Station, Landscape, 11601 Old Pond Road, Glenn Dale, Prince George's County, MD

L to R: Jus. C. Box, Tex., Edwin D. Ricketts

Benjamin Wade to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, March 10, 1862 (Introduction)

William H. Ludlow to Edwin M. Stanton, Monday, June 29, 1863 (Telegram concerning the release of Richardson and Browne)

Simeon Draper to Charles A. Dana, Tuesday, May 03, 1864 (Introduction)

Montgomery Blair to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, May 31, 1862 (Introduction)

Proclamations for Thanksgiving issued by the Continental Congress, Pres't Washington, by the National and state governments on the peace of 1815 and by the governors of New York since the introduction of the custom with those of the governors of the several states in 1858, with an historical introduction and notes

Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, Saturday, March 05, 1864 (Printed order dismissing Charles Garretson from service; endorsed by Abraham Lincoln, March 7, 1864)

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