Joy, ya ain't gotta convince me.

cw

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Sent:	Thursday, December 30, 1999 4:43 PM
To:	[email protected]
Subject:	Re: Abraham Lincoln


Well, John Caldwell Calhoun is South Carolina's favorite son.  We have a 
statue of him on Calhoun Street where the old Military College of South 
Carolina (The Citadel) once held classes.  The Calhoun's, Clemson's and 
Green's are all from South Carolina and most of the Caldwell's and Calhoun's 
are buried near Upcountry.  If this isn't SC History, what is.?  It is one of 
the greater stories because of John C. Calhoun being at one end of the 
spectrum and Abraham Lincoln being the other of the War.  It really started 
with Calhoun's men and SC seceding from the Union of which Mr. Lincoln was 
President and Mr. Calhoun being suspected to be his father.

Joy

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