Letter, 1851 April 25, New York, to Millard Fillmore.

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Letter, 1851 April 25, New York, to Millard Fillmore.

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Informing the President that he feels Wilson and O'Sullivan should be arrested right away, despite Mr. Evart's inclination to wait. Letter is in reference to a conspiracy to take over Cuba.

1 folded leaf ; 22 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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