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who, I think, was the bravest, truest, most virtuous, most self-sacrificing, and the greatest man I ever knew.
If Mr. Watterson does not want contention on this subject kept up, why did he write a four or five column editorial on it?
when by his own statements, he does not disagree with me that no offer of $400,000,000 was made at the Hampton Roads conference to the Confederate authorities by Mr. Lincoln for the slaves, to secure peace and reunion.
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