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Civilian Leaders of the Confederacy by John Goode
A biographical sketch of Lucius Q. C. Lamar from birth in Georgia on September 17 1825 through his political career as a lawyer congressman senator and secretary of the interior. It notes his education at Emory College his courtly eloquence his friendship with E John Ellis and his rise from Mississippi debates to high public trust.
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Lucius Q. C. Lamar
L. Q. C. Lamar
Mr. Lamar
Lamar
Putnam County
Covington
Willard
Washington
Capitol
E. John Elis
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Mr. Ellis
Ellis
John
Congress
Emory College
Oxford
Georgia
A. B. Longstreet
Phi Gammer Society
Wesley Hughes
Dr. Means
Geor
George W. Lane
Lucius Waittey
Lane
Robert Goodloe Harper
David Ty Jonathan
Emory
Mr. Lama
Macon
Abysalom HL. Chappell
Virginia Lafayette Longstreet
Pekta
Sahara
Mississippi
Henry S. Foote
Foote
Union Party
Wilgs
Newton
General Assembly of
James L. Alcorn
Mr. Grow
Pennsylvania
Quitman
House
Grow
Keitt
South Carolina
Vallandigham
Campbell
Ohio
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Blaine
Samuel J. Randall
George F. Hoar
North
Senate
Sumner
Senate of
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Hayes
Missppi
Walthall
Interior
Land Office
Indian Bureau
Harvard University
Eliot
Henrietta J. Holt
Justice Woods
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Neagle
California
Earth
Israel
Domore Im