Letter to Thomas M. Scott, 1861 March 11.

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Letter to Thomas M. Scott, 1861 March 11.

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Mapp writes about the political climate in Northampton County, Va., mentioning a speech on behalf of Southern rights, a turn out of the County Volunteers, local reaction to Lincoln's inaugural address, noting that some Whigs have commented favorably; and his own opinion that Lincoln will not be as good a president as Buchanan. The letter also conveys personal news.

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