The Every-day Life of Abraham Lincoln / A Narrative And Descriptive Biography With Pen-Pictures And Personal / Recollections By Those Who Knew Him

by Francis F. Browne

to Hooker, on latter's appointment, [489]-[490];

to Judd about campaign contribution, [209];

to Judd regarding the presidency, [228];

to Kentucky unionist on slavery, [446]-[448];

to McClellan on over-cautiousness, [392]-[395];

to McClellan concerning route to Richmond, [405]-[407];

to McNeill relating to fees for speeches, [223]-[224];

to Schofield, advice on factional quarrels, [455]-[456];

to Speed on slavery, [151]-[153];

to Speed's sister on slavery, [148];