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Ward Hill Lamon (1828-1893)
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Abraham Lincoln & Friends
Ward Hill Lamon (1828-1893)
The Lincoln-Lamon partnership endured until 1857, when Lamon took up residence in Bloomington as the county’s district attorney. “Although Mr. Lincoln was my senior by eighteen years, in one important…”
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