Letter : Albany, to Captain Abraham Bloom, Genoa, N.Y., 1809 Feb. 21.

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Letter : Albany, to Captain Abraham Bloom, Genoa, N.Y., 1809 Feb. 21.

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ALS, 21 Feb. 1809, thanking Captain Abraham Bloom and his company of riflemen for services to the government. Mentions possible necessity to resort to force to preserve independence and protect rights.

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Tompkins, Daniel D., 1774-1825

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