William Mills letters, 1814-1815.

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William Mills letters, 1814-1815.

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This collection consists of two letters to William Mills, one written to him while he was in Savannah, the other while he was in Augusta, Georgia. The first letter is from Thomas F. Jones, sent from Laurensville, South Carolina in 1814, and contains news of family and friends. Jones states the War is going well and commends Gen. Andrew Jackson. He also mentions he is against the repeal of the embargo. The second letter was sent from David M. Lafitte of Savannah, 1815. In the letter, Lafitte states that "peace is almost certain," and addresses the strong defenses at Savannah.

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Georgia Historical Society

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Georgia Historical Society

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