Letters, 1815.

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Letters, 1815.

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Three identical handwritten and signed letters of introduction for Thomas C. Luckett, all dated Feb. 1, 1815. The items are respectively addressed to Framanten, a member of the US Senate; Rush, Attorney General of the United States; and Monroe, US Secretary of War.

3 items (5 pages).

Harold B. Lee Library

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