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Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 2. General Correspondence. 1858-1864: Robert C. Schenck to Abraham Lincoln, November 4, 1863 (Envelope only)

Robert C. Schenck to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, January 04, 1862 (Cover letter)

Robert C. Schenck to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, January 02, 1861 (Forwards letter)

Robert C. Schenck to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, November 04, 1863 (Telegram recommending appointment)

Charles Sumner to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, November 24, 1864 (Cover letter)

Charles Sumner to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, November 24, 1864 (Cover letter)

Robert C. Schenck to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, January 02, 1861 (Forwards letter)

Charles Sumner to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, March 18, 1863 (Letters of Marque)

Robert C. Schenck to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, January 05, 1861 (Forwards letter)

[Robert C. Schenck] to Abraham Lincoln, November 4, 1863 (Envelope only)

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Robert C. Schenck to A . H. Conner, Monday, January 14, 1861 (Introduction)

[Stamped envelope addressed to Lieut Edwin T. Carrington]

Judge Teunis Schenck House, Highland Park, Jamaica Avenue, Brooklyn, Kings County, NY

[Civil War envelope showing American flag and cannon with message "Shoot the first man that attempts to pull down the American flag"]

Daniel Tyler to Robert C. Schenck, Monday, June 15, 1863 (Telegram concerning military affairs)

Sculpture "Mail Delivery West" at the Robert C. Nix Federal Courthouse, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

William M. Wilson to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, January 19, 1861 (Opposes Chase and favors Robert Schenck for cabinet)

John H. Schenck to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, January 16, 1864 (Seeks interview to discuss his military invention)

George Ashmun to Abraham Lincoln, ND (Envelope)

Robert C. Wood to Montgomery Blair, Thursday, July 28, 1864 (Seeks promotion)

[Civil War envelope showing portrait of Colonel Horatio Gates Sickel of Co. K, 32nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, inset in medallion decorated with figures of Justice and Columbia, with message "Our Colonel, 3d. Reg. P.R.V.C."]

[Civil War envelope showing soldier holding 51st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment flag with message "The star-flowering banner must never be furled, for its blossoms of light are the hope of the world"]

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