Letter : Mathews Courthouse, to G. N. Tucker, 1930 September 3.

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Letter : Mathews Courthouse, to G. N. Tucker, 1930 September 3.

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Cooke offers suggestions relevant to the Robert E. Lee statue to be errected in the Capitol. He also reminisces about Lee's appearence and its impact on him, when they met.

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Cooke, Giles Buckner, 1838-1937

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Tucker, G. N.

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