Letter : Louisville, Ky., to Gen[era]ls A.S. Williams, J.G. Parkhurst and others, Detroit, Mich., 1871 Nov. 12.

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Letter : Louisville, Ky., to Gen[era]ls A.S. Williams, J.G. Parkhurst and others, Detroit, Mich., 1871 Nov. 12.

Sends regrets in declining invitation to reunion of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland.

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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library

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