Letters : to his Father, Samuel H. Adee / by William F. Adee, 1847.

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Letters : to his Father, Samuel H. Adee / by William F. Adee, 1847.

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Two letters are written from Ohio, one from New Orleans, and one from Mexico City, where William Adee died of dysentery. Letters are mainly personal and political.

4 items (11 p.)

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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