Letter, 1850 February 4 [n.p.], to Waddy Thompson, National Hotel.

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Letter, 1850 February 4 [n.p.], to Waddy Thompson, National Hotel.

The Attorney General will speak for about an hour then Thompson will go on when he is called.

2 p. on 1 fold. leaf. 17 cm.

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