James C. Dobbin letters, 1852-1856 [manuscript].

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James C. Dobbin letters, 1852-1856 [manuscript].

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Five letters, 1854-1856, from Dobbin of North Carolina, written while he was secretary of the U.S. Navy, about routine Marine Corps business, and one letter, 1852, from Dobbin declining to speak at a ladies literary festival in Fayetteville, N.C.

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