| 1867.
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| To Mrs. Schurz, September 4th |
418
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| Journalistic work, its limitations and its compensations.
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| 1868.
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| Speech: The Road to Peace—a Solid, Durable Peace, September 19th |
419
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| 1869.
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| To Benjamin F. Loan, January 7th |
473
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| Exercise of the franchise by rebels.
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| Remarks before the Missouri General Assembly on being chosen U. S. Senator, January 20th |
474
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| From C. D. Drake, January 21st |
480
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| Welcomes Schurz as colleague in U. S. Senate.
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| To C. D. Drake, January 28th |
481
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| Acknowledges congratulations.
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| To W. M. Grosvenor, March 29th |
481
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| Efforts towards the repeal of the tenure of office act.
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| To James Taussig, April 18th |
482
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| Government patronage a lottery—Need of reform.
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| 1870.
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| To W. M. Grosvenor, March 31st |
483
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| Annexation of Santo Domingo.
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| Speech: Enforcement of the Fifteenth Amendment, United States Senate, May 19th |
484
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| To President Grant, July 17th |
509
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| Requests private interview.
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| Address to the People of Missouri, September 10th |
510
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| To Hamilton Fish, September 10th |
518
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| America and the Franco-Prussian War.
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