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When President-elect Abraham Lincoln was preparing to go to Washington he appealed to his old friend and law partner Ward Hill Lamon: 'I want you to go along with me... In fact I must have you. This book features Lamon's notes that describe the phantom-like train trip to Washington in 1861, and a visit to Charleston during the secession crisis.
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