Salmon Portland Chase (1808-1873)

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  4. See note 2
  5. See note 2
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  8. See note 7
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  10. See note 9 (Lincoln added upon military necessity'.)
  11. See note 9
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  16. See note 16
  17. See note 16
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  23. See note 20
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