United States. Army. Adjutant General's Office letters received...(main series) [microform], 1881-1889.

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United States. Army. Adjutant General's Office letters received...(main series) [microform], 1881-1889.

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Selected correspondence on subjects such as a school of application for infantry and cavalry at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Army marches at Creedmore, Long Island; mounted and dismounted drill; bugle calls and the distribution of sheet music; expenditures for Indian wars and for observation and control of Indians; the removal of cattlemen from Indian Territory; and the opening of Oklahoma for public settlement.

5 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

Kansas State Historical Society

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