Correspondence of John E. Roller [manuscript], 1896-1898.

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Correspondence of John E. Roller [manuscript], 1896-1898.

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A letter, 1896 December 30, S. R. Erwin to John Edwin Roller concerns plans to publish a book about Confederate soldiers and mentions studying theology under Dr. Robert Dabney. A letter, 1897 October 4, J. E. Roller to "Berkeley" with information for Col. Blackford reviews the names and characters of some of his comrades of G and H companies, 2nd Regiment Engineer troops. There is also a letter, 1897 June 10, Leroy Wesley Cox to J. E. Roller, requesting Roller to telegraph Senator Martin about an "immune battalion."

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