Letters, 1846-1870.

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Letters, 1846-1870.

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[1-2] 2 ALS to Samuel Hunt: 1856, May 29; 1870, May 20, with envelope; [3] ALS to Edwin McMasters Stanton, 1863, May 30; [4] ALS to Francis Wayland, 1846, November 27; [5] Signature.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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