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———,
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———, “The Hampton Roads Conference,” 29
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Holden, C. W., “Horace Greeley,” 3
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———, “R. M. T. Hunter, The Peace Commission: A Reply,” 4
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Johnson, Bradley T., “The Peace Conference,” 27
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Manuscripts and Original Documents

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———.
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———.
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———.
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