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to Pa

Says he will send 22 dollars home. Says they may leave their current station soon, though they may remain for several more weeks.

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to Ma

Writes that they have marched 60 miles or so. Reports that many soldiers have become sick. Describes the landscape as "rich." Written in camp along the Rapidan River.

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to Sister

Notes that the Captain is sick and several members of the company are in the hospital. Writes that he can't wait to have a home-cooked meal. Written at Camp Rapidan.

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to Pa

Says there are soldiers who have deserted the Confederacy and gone to the yankees. Wants to come home and talks of finding a substitute for himself.

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to Sister

Stresses that he wishes the next battle will close the war. Says he was threatened with pneumonia.

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to Sister

Relates a visit from his cousin.

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to Pa

Reports that he is still sick and has lost a great deal of weight. He is also having money troubles.

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to Sister

Provides a catalog of the wounded and dead.

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to Pa

Says he may not hear from him for several weeks. Says he currently has too much to carry and wants to lighten his load.

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to Ma

Describes Winchester. Is impressed with the landscape, people and prices.

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to Sister

Writes that he hopes for peace but notes that Lincoln has called for 400,000 more troops.

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to Pa

Writes that many soldiers are barefooted and without blankets. many are sick.

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to Sister

Talks of how tired he is of drilling.

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to Sister

Written near Rappahanoe, Virginia

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to Sister

Written near Rappahanoe, Virginia

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to Sister and Brothers

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to Pa

Written near Fredericksburg, Virginia

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to Sister

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to Sister

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to Mother

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to Pa

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to Aunt

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to Sister

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to Sister

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to Sister

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to Pa

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to Ma

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to Sister

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to Sister

Written near Orange, Virginia

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to Aunt

Written near Orange, Virginia

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to Sister

Written near Orange, Virginia

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to Sister

Written near Orange, Virginia

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to Sister

Written at Raccoon Ford

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Treaty Between the United States and the Ponca Tribe of Indians

written on March 12, 1858

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Treaty Between the United States and the Makah Tribe of Indians

written on January 31, 1855

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Treaty Between the United States and the Makah Tribe of Indians

written on June 9, 1855

GLC04099.34

Treaty Between the United States and the Mo-Lal-La-Las Indians

written on November 29, 1854

GLC04099.35

Treaty Between the United States and the Molel Indians

written on December 21, 1855

GLC04099.36

Treaty Between the United States and the Nez Perce Indian

written on June 11, 1855

GLC04099.37

Treaty Between the United States and the Confederated Tribes Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi

written on October 1, 1859

GLC04099.38

Treaty Between the United States and the Deleware Tribe of Indians

written on May 30, 1860

GLC04099.39

Treaty Between the United States and the Kansas Tribe of Indians

written on October 5, 1859

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Treaty Between the United States and the Winnebago Tribe of Indians

written on April 15, 1859

GLC04099.41

Treaty Between the United States and the Deleware Tribe of Indians

concluded July 2, 1861
proclaimed October 4, 1861

GLC04099.42

Treaty Between the United States and the Pottawatomie Nation of Indians

concluded November 15, 1861
proclaimed April 19, 1862

GLC04099.43

Treaty Between the United States and the Ottawa Indians of Blanchard's Fork and Roche de Bouef

concluded June 24, 1862
proclaimed July 28, 1862

GLC04099.44

Treaty Between the United States and the Shoshhonee-Goship Bands of Indians

concluded October 19, 1863
proclaimed January 17, 1865

GLC04099.45

to Miss Weeks

This letter includes a list of amounts due to GMP as commission for the American Protestant.

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to George May Powell

He returns the copy of something loaned to him months ago, and reports that the work is progressing. The back of the letter has notes for a religious speech handwritten. The speech condemns hypocrisy with political overtones. Written on National...

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to George May Powell

She encourages him to read information on Mrs. Striver, the national president of the WCTU, and a great example of sacrifice. She reports on their local work. Written on New Jersey Woman's Christian Temperance Union Y Branch letterhead.

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