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Paul Thouzery: Ode, Avril, 1865
Paul Thouzery: Ode À ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ode i. Oui, ce n’est que trop vrai, la fatale nouvelle, Dont eût voulu douter notre raison rebelle, S’est confirmée, et tout nous pient…
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Letters from 1865
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Paul Thouzery to To Mr. Johnson, May 20, 1865
Paul Thouzery Paris, May 20, 1865. Mr. President: To one whom Abraham Lincoln loved and associated with him in his great work, I send an ode addressed to the memory…
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Paul Thouzery to To Mr. Bigelow, May 20, 1865
Paul Thouzery Paris, May 20, 1865. Sir: I have the honor of sending you with this letter several copies of an ode I have composed in honor of Abraham Lincoln,…
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Ed. Laboulaye, April 29, 1865
Ed. Laboulaye 34 Taitbout Street, April 29, 1865. Dear Sir: I should have written to you sooner in expression of my feelings at the horrid news, but I was sick…
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Auguste L’Alloux: Ode, May 1865
Auguste L’Alloux: Ode May 1865 TO THE MEMORY OF MR. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the republic of the United States of America, May, 1865. The works of Satan fill the…
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Target, to The United States, May 3, 1865
Ph. Target and E. Villetard, Editors of the Sunday Courier Paris, May 3, 1865. Abraham Lincoln fell a victim to the most execrable crime known, at the very moment the…
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Monod to The United States, April 27, 1865
Alfred Monod, lawyer at the council of State. Paris, April 27, 1865. I will express to you without delay the very sincere and profound sorrow at the news of the…
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J. C. Lusine: Ode, 28 Avril, 1865
J. C. Lusine: Ode UN RAMEAU D’IMMORTELLE. Lincoln, grand citoyen, fils de la liberté, Intègre magistrat, vertu digne d’Homère; Toi qui n’oublias point ton bereeau ni ta mère, Gloire de…
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Lusine, to (Enclosed is a printed sonnet taken from the Phare de la Loire, May 2, 1865, entitled: Un Rameau d’ Immortelle.), May 25, 1865
J. C. Lusine to Messrs. Seward. Paris, May 25, 1865. Gentlemen: There are names which explain the condition of a country, and Mr. Lincoln’s is one of them. The illustrious…
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Imbert, to Johnson, June 9, 1865
M. Imbert Paris, June 9, 1865. Sir: I was struck with horror when I heard the news of Mr. Lincoln’s death. The illustrious genius and worthy magistrate did not live…