Diaries. 1825-1832.

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Diaries. 1825-1832.

General, United States Army. Diaries, 1 January 1825-12 August 1832. Account of life as a West Point cadet and as a junior officer traveling West to his first assignments in Kansas, Ft. Mackinac and Ft. Gratiot, 1831; experiences back east in Lewistown, Pennsylvania and Richmond, Virginia.

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