Letters received by the Secretary of War, Irregular series, 1861-1866 [microform].

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Letters received by the Secretary of War, Irregular series, 1861-1866 [microform].

Letters from subordinate bureaus and officers, state and federal government officials, Army officers in the field, diplomats, the President, members of Congress, and private persons regarding such topics as the conduct of the Civil War, the organization and maintenance of the U.S. Army, and Indian affairs. Also included are some working papers and drafts and true copies of letters sent in reply.

36 microfilm reels.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7315419

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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