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Civil War papers.

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Correspondence, amounting to 380 items between Sargent and his wife. Impressions of camp life and accounts of battles and campaigns. Mrs. Sargent's letters contain some information on New London, N.H. Also three diary volumes, 1863-1865, with daily notations on weather, troop movements.

ca. 400 items.

Dartmouth College Library

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