ALS : Ironton, Mo., to Mary Grant Cramer, 1861 Aug. 12.

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ALS : Ironton, Mo., to Mary Grant Cramer, 1861 Aug. 12.

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Grant writes to his sister that he expects the South to fight desperately but be defeated by April. He is busy in his new command but prepared to meet an attack, and hopes that his family will stay in Galena, where they have friends.

1 item (4 p.) ; 25 cm.

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