ALS, 1868 Nov. 16, Canton, Ohio, to Robert S. Hale, Washington, D.C.

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ALS, 1868 Nov. 16, Canton, Ohio, to Robert S. Hale, Washington, D.C.

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Concerns testimony in the case of Samuel Noble v. the United States. Noble was an ironmaster whose furnace in Rome, Ga., was destroyed by Federal troops in 1864.

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