Abraham Lincoln note on slavery

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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). (1 page)

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  Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, letter to Lieutenant H. Buck Jr

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  Autograph note signed. Response to request for autograph with 3 x 2.5 cm oval photograph of Lincoln pasted on lower margin. Recipient listed in Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln as H. Buck; surname is possibly Harbeck.

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  Abraham Lincoln note to unidentified recipient on visiting card

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  Autograph note. "A. Lincoln" visiting card with penciled note in hand of Abraham Lincoln that reads "Want to see you, but will, call again if you are busy-." (1 item)

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  Abraham Lincoln notes for a 12-acre land tract

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  Autograph document. Probably surveyed for David Hart in 1834 and related to case Elijah Houghton v. Heirs of David Hart (see note in The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln).

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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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  Abraham Lincoln signed note on photograph portrait

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  Autograph note signed. Note reads "Let it be done" and is pasted below oval portrait of Lincoln on mount, with imprint "Brady & Co., Photographers." (1 item)

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