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Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln Papers: Lincoln-Authored Documents Document mal1021300
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From Abraham Lincoln to William H. Seward [Copy], June 8, 1861
[Marginal note: Copy from F. W. S.]
Executive Mansion.
June 8. 1861.
My dear Sir,
Mr Wm W. Richmond whose papers are enclosed within is very anxious to be Consul to Paris - You know I expect you to name the man for that Consulate. You see he has a note from H. J. Raymond. Give him an interview - Yours truly - A. Lincoln
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Codex gpt-5.6-sol · Non-official working translation · 2026-09-11
D'Abraham Lincoln à William H. Seward [Copie], 8 juin 1861
[Note marginale : Copie d'après F. W. S.]
Résidence exécutive.
8 juin 1861.
Mon cher Monsieur,
M. Wm W. Richmond, dont les papiers sont joints à l'intérieur, tient beaucoup à devenir consul à Paris. Vous savez que je compte sur vous pour désigner l'homme destiné à ce consulat. Vous voyez qu'il a une note de H. J. Raymond. Accordez-lui un entretien.
Bien sincèrement à vous,
A. Lincoln
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