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» jerrib - Well, I'll be! The greatest mysteries are the ones we will never have answers for.Guess I need to read up on this "relative" - he's got a past quite a bit more interesting than I knew. He must have had a great following for his executors to do as he wished and burn the letters. Guess it's all relative! LOL Jerri Jerri -- posted by jerrib » Mugwump53 - More than meets the eye..... Jerri,There is certainly a lot more to this very interesting man. In his defense, I must point out that although his policies have been denounced, Buchanan was gratified to see that Lincoln continued his policies for a number of months after taking office. -- posted by Mugwump53 » DARK_ANGEL8241 - DUDE THAT ROCKED THAT WAS PRETTY COOL DUDE! INFACT IT WAS A REGULAR BRUHAHA!-- posted by DARK_ANGEL8241 » Tina_Coruth - This is fascinating. Hi John,This is fascinating. I didn't know about Buchanan and King. I think I am amazed that King's involvement in politics was not brought to a screaming halt. It seems that his contemporaries believed he was gay. I didn't think people of that time period would be tolerant. It is too bad that Buchanan's letters were burned. If he wanted them burned, I wonder why he didn't destroy them himself. He certainly had a lot of faith in the men he gave the burning task to. Thanks for a fascinating article! -- posted by Tina_Coruth
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