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I heard men of character and influence say distinctly that if Vallandigham came into the state he would be killed, and they, if necessary, would kill him.
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gutenberg.orgI heard men of character and influence say distinctly that if Vallandigham came into the state he would be killed, and they, if necessary, would kill him.
Sherman reflects on the intense feelings surrounding Vallandigham's potential return to Ohio during the Civil War.
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