Mentor Graham correspondence, 1864.

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Mentor Graham correspondence, 1864.

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ALS (1 November 1864) from Graham to his brother, Robert W. Graham, concerning voting for Abraham Lincoln in the presidential election of 1864, the secessionists, family members in battle, and life in Springfield, Illinois.

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