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January 24, 1860

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Lincoln writes J. W. Sheahan, editor of Chicago "Times" and strong Douglas supporter, denying that he had revised "in any just sense of the word," his debates prior to publication. "I only made some small verbal corrections, . . . not feeling justified to do more, when republishing the speeches along with those of Senator Douglas—his and mine being mutually answers and replies to one another." Abraham Lincoln to James W. Sheahan, 24 January 1860, CW, 3:515.


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Lincoln writes J. W. Sheahan, editor of Chicago "Times" and strong 
Douglas supporter, denying that he had revised "in any just sense of 
the word," his debates prior to publication. "I only made some small 
verbal corrections, . . . not feeling justified to do more, when 
republishing the speeches along with those of Senator 
Douglas&#8212;his and mine being mutually answers and replies to one 
another."
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