Karl Heinrich Anschütz papers 1852-1896.

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Karl Heinrich Anschütz papers 1852-1896.

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The Anschütz papers consists of family papers and letters written by Karl Heinrich Anschütz, a German-American, during his service with the 15th Michigan Infantry. The letters are in a mixture of English and German.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7138896

William L. Clements Library

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Anschütz, Karl Heinrich, 1840-1863?

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