John Alexander Logan letter, 1865 Sept. 8.

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John Alexander Logan letter, 1865 Sept. 8.

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Letter to Major G.K. Pangborn declining an invitation to speak in his state and mentioning the possibilities for passage of the constitutional amendment prohibiting slavery in the United States.

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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