Civil War letter of Halsey Bartlett, 1861 Dec. 21.

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Civil War letter of Halsey Bartlett, 1861 Dec. 21.

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Letter from Halsey Bartlett to his sister, while on guard duty at Hilton Head, South Carolina about the burning of Charleston and attending a slave prayer meeting at Bluffton plantation.

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