. Personal recollections of John M. Palmer; the story of an earnest life . PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF JOHN M. PALMER THE STORY OFAN EARNEST LIFE CITICINNATI THE ROBERT CLARKE COMPANY 1901 THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY r •/ C !\ 4G4G7 5 AND TiLDEi^ FOUNDATIONS i{ 1930 L Copyrighted, 1901, by MRS. JOHN M. PAI,MER PRESS OF THE ROBERT CLARKE , O. DEDICATION. I have borne a part in some of the most important politicalevents which have transpired in this state and the nation dur-ing the last half century; my own share in them was small,but that small share is dignified by its co
. Personal recollections of John M. Palmer; the story of an earnest life . PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF JOHN M. PALMER THE STORY OFAN EARNEST LIFE CITICINNATI THE ROBERT CLARKE COMPANY 1901 THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY r •/ C !\ 4G4G7 5 AND TiLDEi^ FOUNDATIONS i{ 1930 L Copyrighted, 1901, by MRS. JOHN M. PAI,MER PRESS OF THE ROBERT CLARKE , O. DEDICATION. I have borne a part in some of the most important politicalevents which have transpired in this state and the nation dur-ing the last half century; my own share in them was small,but that small share is dignified by its connection with thegreat actors who were the human agencies that gave to themhistorical importance. When I commenced the preparation of this Story of anEarnest Life, I intended to dedicate it to my friend, LymanTrumbull, then living. We met first in December, 1839. He was at that time alawyer, and lived in Belleville; I was a law student, and camefrom Carlinville to Springfield, where the Supreme Court wasin session, to obtain admission to the bar. After that time, Mr.
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