William T. Sherman letters, 1860.

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William T. Sherman letters, 1860.

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Letters to George Mason Graham, chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the Seminary, pertain to the arrangements for the examination of students (July 6, 1860) and his trip home to Ohio (Aug. 12, 1860), with comment on the national political situation in the latter.

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