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Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: William Dennison to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, October 26, 1864 (Case of William L. James (written on a page of letter from J. J. Janney to Dennison))

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William T. Sherman Papers: General Correspondence, 1837-1891; 1873, Jan. 22-July 18

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Miss T. M. Millis to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, March 07, 1861 (Woman in South Carolina seeks aid)

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