Letters from Benjamin Moran to Adam Badeau, 1869-1875 (bulk 1869-1870).

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Letters from Benjamin Moran to Adam Badeau, 1869-1875 (bulk 1869-1870).

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Letters from Benjamin Moran to General Adam Badeau (1831- 1895), American soldier and author who served as secretary of the American legation in London from May to December, 1869, bearer of government dispatches to Madrid from January to - May 1870), and then consul general until 1881. The letters comment of personal and political affairs of the day, including the Alabama claims issue, the image of President Grant, troubles in Ireland, etc.

54 pieces.1 case.

Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens

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