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Letter from Mary Todd Lincoln to Abraham Lincoln Advising Removal of Gen. George B. McClellan from Command

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This document is found on the Library of Congress' American Memory Project Collection titled "Words and Deeds in American History." This is a Letter from Mary Todd Lincoln to Abraham Lincoln advising her husband to remove the hesitant Gen. George B. McClellan from command, 2 November 1862.

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