Campbell, Robert Blair Papers 1849-1859, 1896,1917-1919, 1930-1934

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Campbell, Robert Blair Papers 1849-1859, 1896,1917-1919, 1930-1934

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Correspondence, biographical notes,newspaper clippings, and speech concern the career of Campbell (d. 1862), soldierand diplomat. Papers relate to Campbell’s career as U.S. consul in Cuba (1842-1850),as Indian commissioner (1850-1853), and as U.S.-Mexican boundary commissioner(1853).

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