Our One Common Country (62 page)

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Articles

Brumgardt, John R., “The Confederate Career of Alexander H. Stephens: The Case Reopened,” 27
Civil War History
(March 1981): 64â81.

Harris, William C., “The Hampton Roads Peace Conference: A Final Test of Lincoln's Presidential Leadership,” 21
Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association
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Hatch, Frederick, “Lincoln's Missing Guard,” 106
Lincoln Herald
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The Journal of Southern History
(February 1963): 88â99.

âââ, “Lincoln's Solution to the Problem of Peace Terms, 1864â1865,” 34
The
Journal of Southern History
(November 1968): 576â86.

McCormac, E. I., “Justice Campbell and the
Dred Scott
Decision,” 19
The Mississippi Valley Historical Review
(March 1933): 565â71.

McPherson, James M., “No Peace Without Victory, 1861â1865,” 109
The American Historical Review
(February 2004): 1â18.

Poore, Benjamin Perley, “Reminiscences of Washington,” 56
Atlantic Monthly
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Rabun, James Z., “Alexander H. Stephens and Jefferson Davis,” 58
The American Historical Review
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Sanders, Charles W., Jr., “Jefferson Davis and the Hampton Roads Peace Conference: âTo Secure Peace to the Two Countries,' ” 63
The Journal of Southern History
(November 1997): 803â26.

Turner, Justin T., “Two Words,” 2
Autograph Collectors' Journal
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Westwood, Howard C., “Lincoln at the Hampton Roads Peace Conference,” 81
Lincoln Herald
(Winter 1979): 243â56.

âââ, “The Singing Wire Conspiracy,” 19
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Yearns, Wilfred B., Jr., “The Peace Movement in the Confederate Congress,” 41
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Internet

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