Benjamin Franklin Arthur, 1834-1942.

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Benjamin Franklin Arthur, 1834-1942.

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Including letter, 10 Dec. 1834, to Joseph H. Dogan, Columbia, S.C., re election of John C. Calhoun to U.S. Senate and George McDuffie as governor; account book, 1854-1861, by Benjamin Franklin Arthur, Jr., re sketch of B.F. Arthur's life and brief history of secession. Seven military commissions, 1843-1854, issued to B.F. Arthur; 5 letters, 1861-1862, camp at Centerville, Va., from James B. Steedman, to B.F. Arthur, re Republican party and newspapers; letter, 30 Oct. 1863, Columbia, S.C., written as secretary of Gov. M[illedge] L[uke] Bonham, to Col. I[ssac] W[illiam] Hayne, sending a copy of the Impressment Act for his opinion; letter, 6 Jan. 1864, to Z[ebulon] B[aird] Vance, re transportation of corn from South Carolina to North Carolina.

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Arthur, Benjamin Franklin.

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Arthur, Benjamin Franklin, 1826-1870.

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