Lee and Marshall family letters, 1811-1870 [microfilm manuscript].

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Lee and Marshall family letters, 1811-1870 [microfilm manuscript].

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Miscellaneous letters of the Lee and Marshall families, including letters, 1818-1819, from Charles Carter Lee (1798-1871) at Harvard; letters to and from William L. Marshall of Baltimore, Md., about family and social matters; and letters, 1867-1870, from Mary Custis (Mrs. R.E.) Lee to her niece, Florence Burke, about family matters and the plunder of Arlington during the Civil War.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial (Va.)

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Lee, Charles Carter, 1798-1871

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Marshall, W. L. (William Louis), 1846-1920

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Marshall, William L.

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Burke, Florence, fl. 1867-1870.

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