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Francis Bicknell Carpenter poem, "A Poem Recited by Mr. Lincoln"

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Description: Manuscript signed. Reminiscences to the editors of the New York Evening Post; includes a transcript of William Knox's poem "Oh! Why Should the Spirit of mortal be Proud." Followed by a note addressed to the editors of the St. Louis Republican, 1865 April 21. Includes three ribbons.
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Date: 1865 April 20
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Francis Bicknell Carpenter poem, "A Poem Recited by Mr. Lincoln"
Manuscripts
Manuscript signed. Reminiscences to the editors of the New York Evening Post; includes a transcript of William Knox's poem "Oh! Why Should the Spirit of mortal be Proud." Followed by a note addressed to the editors of the St. Louis Republican, 1865 April 21. Includes three ribbons. (5 pages)
HM 3149