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Moreover, the so-called notification was a mere memorandum,
without date, signature, or authentication of any kind, sent to
Governor Pickens, not by an accredited agent, but by a sub-
ordinate employee of the State Department. Like the oral and
written pledges of Mr. Seward, given through Judge Campbell,
it seemed to be carefully and purposely divested of every attri-
bute that could make it binding and valid, in case its authors
should see fit to repudiate it. It was as empty and worthless as
the complaint against the Confederate Government based upon
it, is disingenuous.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. Volume: 1. Contributors: Jefferson Davis - author. Publisher: D. Appleton. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1881. Page Number: 295.
    
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