Bunting, Robert FranklinPapers 1861-1865

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Bunting, Robert FranklinPapers 1861-1865

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Correspondence, a diary, sermonmaterials, and first hand accounts comprise the Robert Franklin Bunting Papers,1861-1865, and document Bunting’s activities as the chaplain of Terry’s TexasRangers during the Civil War. The papers contain accounts of the Civil War, theactions of Terry’s Texas Rangers, and evidence of an army chaplain’s dailyactivities.

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