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R. W. Monecatt to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, December 12, 1860 (Slave states must be appeased in order to avoid secession)

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Thomas Corwin to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, December 11, 1860 (Lincoln should come to Washington soon in order to prevent secession)

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R. B. Smith, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, December 17, 1860 (Petition from Georgians requesting Lincoln to take action to prevent secession)

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R. B. Smith, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, December 17, 1860 (Petition from Georgians requesting Lincoln to take action to prevent secession)

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