Abraham Lincoln note to Charles Sumner

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  Abraham Lincoln note to Charles Sumner

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  Autograph note signed. Enclosed in 1864 April 8 letter of Charles Sumner. (1 page)

  HM 10532

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  Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, letter to Charles Sumner

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  Autograph letter signed. Lincoln acknowledges receipt of a copy of Sumner's speech "The Barbarism of Slavery." Bound with copies of engraved portraits of Sumner and Lincoln and photograph portraits of Sumner, copies of engravings of Sumner family residences, a typescript transcript of the letter, a typed explanation of the letter, and a printed chapter 23 from Life of Charles Sumner. (letter 1 page, other material 28 pages)

  HM 23472

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  Abraham Lincoln note requesting work for Gustave A. Balzer

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  Autograph note signed. Written on fragment of envelope. See Pauline Balzer letter to Judd Stewart, 1910 April 7 (HM 25250) for information on the note's origins (item is not in Lincoln collection).

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  Abraham Lincoln note on slavery

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  Autograph note signed. Possibly originally written in an autograph for a U.S. Sanitary Commission fair (see note in Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln).

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  Austin A. King, Washington, D.C., letter to Abraham Lincoln

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  Autograph letter signed. Request for pardon of John B. Corner of Missouri. Signed and endorsed by Lincoln, 1864 January 27. Includes filing envelope.

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  Abraham Lincoln note

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  Autograph note signed. Note regarding beef contractors on envelope with endorsements by officers of the Subsistence Office and Colonel A. Beckwith. With endorsement of Lincoln: "Submitted to the War Department, for Commissary General."

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