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Philadelphia, October 25, 1852. Dear Sir: This letter is not a common political circular, but, it is hoped, will be read calmly and considerably by you and every other person whom it reaches ... Its object, in all candour, is to influence, by re

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Philadelphia, October 25, 1852. Dear Sir: This letter is not a common political circular, but, it is hoped, will be read calmly and considerably by you and every other person whom it reaches ... Its object, in all candour, is to influence, by re

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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 156, Folder 10.

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