Letters, 1859-1885.

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Letters, 1859-1885.

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Correspondence including letters Bradley wrote to his wife during the Civil War, describing camp conditions and asking about news from home; letters written during his service as senator from Texas; and letters from children and relatives chiefly documenting the Fairfield, Corsicana, and surrounding Texas cities and counties.

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