Papers, 1837-1878.

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Papers, 1837-1878.

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Correspondence, British, Dutch, and French consultate correspondence, legal documents issued during the Union occupation of Louisiana during the Civil War, military orders, muster rolls, War Department general orders, Department of Virginia and North Carolina orders, and business and legal papers.

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Maine Historical Society Library

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