Lewis, Dixon H., Papers 1833-1865

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Lewis, Dixon H., Papers 1833-1865

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Photostats of correspondence, legal documents, maps, a muster roll, and miscellaneous documents, the Dixon H. Lewis Papers, 1833-1865, document the personal life, finances, and political career of Alabaman politician Dixon H. Lewis.

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