Letter to Mr. McClure and essay fragment, 1893 March 7, n.d.

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Letter to Mr. McClure and essay fragment, 1893 March 7, n.d.

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Undated draft essay fragment (last page only, p. 25, part of an 1896 Atlantic Monthly article, "Restriction on Immigration") concerns issues of immigration. ("For one, I believe it is time that we should take a rest and give our social, political, and industrial system some chance to recuperate."). 1893 letter to Samuel Sydney McClure declines to speak or write about his Civil War experience. ("I am not yet ready to tell my war stories in public. I have declined all invitations to publish my experiences in the rebellion & it will probably be years yet before I shall do so.").

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