Letter : Richmond, [Virginia], to George Rogers Clark, Louisville, Kentucky, 18[14] Oct. 29.

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Letter : Richmond, [Virginia], to George Rogers Clark, Louisville, Kentucky, 18[14] Oct. 29.

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Expresses the appreciation of the people of Virginia for Clark's services during the Revolutionary War; presents a sword and annual pension of $400.

1 item (2 p.) ; 26 cm.

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