General George P. Harrison, Commandant of Ga. Military Academy, endorsement on letter of resignation from A. W. Moore to Lt. Col. Charlton H. Way, 1862 February 18.

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General George P. Harrison, Commandant of Ga. Military Academy, endorsement on letter of resignation from A. W. Moore to Lt. Col. Charlton H. Way, 1862 February 18.

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The collection consists of a letter of resignation from A. W. Moore to Lt. Charlton H. Way. The letter is endorsed by General George P. Harrison, Commandant of the Georgia Military Academy, and Major Lamar Cobb. The letter is dated Feburary 18, 1862.

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