Fulmore, Zachary Taylor, Papers, 1735, 1821-1920, 1967

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Fulmore, Zachary Taylor, Papers, 1735, 1821-1920, 1967

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Comprising correspondence, legal documents, accounts, printed material, minutes and resolutions, and literary productions, the Zachary Taylor Fulmore papers document the life and career of Fulmore as an attorney, writer, and public official.

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