Letters of Gen. Adair and Gen. Jackson relative to the charge of cowardice made by the latter against the Kentucky troops at New Orleans : typescript copy, 1815-1817.

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Letters of Gen. Adair and Gen. Jackson relative to the charge of cowardice made by the latter against the Kentucky troops at New Orleans : typescript copy, 1815-1817.

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Typed transcript of letters that appeared in a pamphlet printed by Thomas Smith, editor of the Kentucky Reporter, Lexington, Kentucky, 1824.

1 v. (72 leaves)

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