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Great Britain and the American Civil War

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Negotiations would seem to follow, and for that step I think the Cabinet is not prepared.

However we shall soon meet to discuss this very topic" _( Ibid.)_] [Footnote 783: Palmerston MS.

Appended to the Memorandum were the texts of the emancipation proclamation, Seward's circular letter of September 22, and an extract from the _National Intelligencer_ of September 26, giving Lincoln's answer to Chicago abolitionists.] [Footnote 784: Morley, _Gladstone_, II, 80, narrates the "tradition." Walpole, _Twenty-five Years_, II, 57, states it as a fact.

Also _Education of Henry Adams_, pp.

136, 140.


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