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Acceptance Of The Hon. J C. Breckinridge

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Michigan Argus, July 27, 1860

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27

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July

Year

1860

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Public Domain

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Mr. Lane's Letter Of Acceptance

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Michigan Argus, July 13, 1860

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13

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July

Year

1860

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Public Domain

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Forney On Cushing

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Michigan Argus, July 6, 1860

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6

Month

July

Year

1860

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Public Domain

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Our State Ticket

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Michigan Argus, July 6, 1860

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6

Month

July

Year

1860

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Public Domain

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Congressional

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Michigan Liberty Press, August 11, 1848

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11

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August

Year

1848

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Public Domain

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Congressional

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Michigan Liberty Press, May 19, 1848

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19

Month

May

Year

1848

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Public Domain

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From The War

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Signal of Liberty, January 29, 1848

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29

Month

January

Year

1848

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Public Domain

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Northern Doughfaces

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Signal of Liberty, January 30, 1847

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30

Month

January

Year

1847

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Public Domain

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Oregon

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Signal of Liberty, January 19, 1846

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19

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January

Year

1846

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Public Domain

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Connecticut

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Signal of Liberty, April 20, 1842

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20

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April

Year

1842

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Public Domain

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