Rare Lincolniana
Rare Lincolniana
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The halls, stairways and pavement in front of the house were much crowded, and no doubt the impression prevailed that Mr. Lin coln was going to the Executive Mansion with me. To avoid inquiries I remained in the house when repeated calls were made by persons who supposed he was there. It was regarded as emi nently proper that it should not be generally known that Mr. Lincoln had left Harrisburg, but he neither assumed nor sug gested any disguise of any kind.
No doubt the gentlemen who accompani...ed Mr. Lincoln were privy to all the arrangements made in reference to his journey. I had no conversation with any of them that occurs to me now 301 48 LETTERS on the subject. He gave me all the knowledge I had, and what was done was discussed before it occurred.
You thus have substantially the circumstances attending his visit to Harrisburg and his departure for Washington so far as I had any connection with the events.
Very respectfully your obedient servant, A. G. CURTIN.
ALLAN PINKERTON, ESQ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The halls, stairways and pavement in front of the house were much crowded, and no doubt the impression prevailed that Mr. Lin coln was going to the Executive Mansion with me. To avoid inquiries I remained in the house when repeated calls were made by persons who supposed he was there. It was regarded as emi nently proper that it should not be generally known that Mr. Lincoln had left Harrisburg, but he neither assumed nor sug gested any disguise of any kind.
No doubt the gentlemen who accompani...ed Mr. Lincoln were privy to all the arrangements made in reference to his journey. I had no conversation with any of them that occurs to me now 301 48 LETTERS on the subject. He gave me all the knowledge I had, and what was done was discussed before it occurred.
You thus have substantially the circumstances attending his visit to Harrisburg and his departure for Washington so far as I had any connection with the events.
Very respectfully your obedient servant, A. G. CURTIN.
ALLAN PINKERTON, ESQ.
What to read after Rare Lincolniana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Senter to read onlineMoreLess
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