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Papers, 1858.

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Safe-conduct pass and letters from N.S. Clarke, Commander, United States Army, Department of the Pacific, and letters from Col. George Wright, United States Army, about the Coeur d'Alene Indians and military activities. All are typescript transcripts.

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