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Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: 1st Cavalry Division, Army of Potomac, May-June 1862 (General Court Martial)

E. B. Washburne Papers: Bound volumes, letters received; 1864; Sept. 14-Nov. 18

Martin Van Buren Papers: Series 2, General Correspondence, 1787-1868; 1835; 1835, Jan. 1 - July 6

Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: Stephen A. Hurlbut to William P. Dole, Tuesday, October 15, 1861 (Fremont and situation in Missouri)

Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: Cuthbert Bullitt to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, August 12, 1863 (Difficulties with Salmon Chase)

Charles Willson Peale to Thomas Jefferson, June 28, 1804

James T. B. Stapp to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, April 23, 1849 (Appointment)

Ulysses S. Grant Papers: Series 5, Headquarters Records, 1861-1869; Vols. 8 (cont.)-14

George Brinton McClellan Papers: Correspondence II, 1823-1898; 1857, Feb. 15-Oct. 20

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Society of Friends to Congress, Tuesday, February 24, 1863 (Memorial requesting exemption from conscription)

Society of Friends to Congress, Tuesday, February 24, 1863 (Memorial requesting exemption from conscription)

Society of Friends to Congress, Tuesday, February 24, 1863 (Memorial requesting exemption from conscription)

Salmon P. Chase, February-March 1862 (Draft of message to Congress on compensated emancipation)

Congress, 1861 (Memorandum of testimony on government contracts)

Congress, 1861 (Memorandum of testimony on government contracts)

John N. Purviance to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, February 25, 1864 (Sends proceedings of a mass meeting)

Gideon Welles to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, February 24, 1864 (Sends commissions)

Senate, Thursday, February 09, 1865 (Order regarding selection of president pro tem)

Society of Friends to Congress, Tuesday, February 24, 1863 (Memorial requesting exemption from conscription)

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D. G. Klein to Abraham Lincoln and Edwin M. Stanton, Monday, October 10, 1864 (Requests exemption from the draft; endorsed by Andrew G. Curtin, John Hay, et al.)

Society of Friends to Congress, Tuesday, February 24, 1863 (Memorial requesting exemption from conscription)

June 12, 1784, Frederick, Quakers, for exemption from militia duty.

Fergus Peniston to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, December 28, 1864 (Requests tax exemption)

December 10, 1785, Miscellaneous, Menonist Church, for exemption from militia duty.

November 17, 1786, Shenandoah, Opposed to exemption of Quakers and "Mineasts" from militia duty.

June 12, 1784, Frederick, Quakers, for exemption from militia duty.

October 22, 1776, Culpeper, German Lutheran Congregation, for exemption from parochial charges, and permission to use own ministers.

December 10, 1785, Miscellaneous, Menonist Church, for exemption from militia duty.

November 8, 1779, Bedford, Individuals objecting to giving oath on religious grounds, asking exemption from fine for same.

Benjamin Gates and Frederick W. Evans to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, August 01, 1863 (Present petition that requests draft exemption for Shakers)

Benjamin P. Moore Jr. to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, December 18, 1863 (Requests exemption from military service because he is a conscientious objector)

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