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Abraham Lincoln: “A copy of so much of the correspondence between the Secretary of State and Mr. Sanford, the minister resident of the…”

On the recordDecember 21, 1863
A copy of so much of the correspondence between the Secretary of State and Mr. Sanford, the minister resident of the United States at Brussels, on the subject of the conventions as is necessary to a full understanding of it is also herewith transmitted.
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Abraham Lincoln
Republican · Illinois

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