Letter to the editor of Harper's weekly, [manuscript] 1912 Apr. 15.

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Letter to the editor of Harper's weekly, [manuscript] 1912 Apr. 15.

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Hughes discusses the charges that John B. Floyd, as Secretary of War, dispensed federal arms to the South prior to the Civil War.

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Floyd, John B. (John Buchanan), 1806-1863

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Hughes, Robert M. (Robert Morton), 1855-

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