Appointment, 1869 April 30, Washington, D.C., of Walbridge A. Field, to serve as Attorney General pro tem.

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Appointment, 1869 April 30, Washington, D.C., of Walbridge A. Field, to serve as Attorney General pro tem.

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States that Field is to perform duties of Attorney General in the absence of E.R. Hoar.

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Dartmouth College Library

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