Letter : to Abraham Lincoln, 1864 March 24.

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Letter : to Abraham Lincoln, 1864 March 24.

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Concerns a dispute over the lawful payment of Samuel Harrison, the African-American chaplain of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteers.

1 v. (6 leaves) ; 27 cm.

Houghton Library

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