[Civil War telegrams], 1863.

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[Civil War telegrams], 1863.

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Handwritten and signed copies of telegram messages from Major General John J. Peck, dated from April 12, 1863 to June 11, 1863. Telegrams were written from Headquarters, U.S. Forces, Suffolk, Va., discussing the defense and siege of Suffolk.

1 v. (104 p.) ; 32 cm.

Hamilton College, Daniel Burke Library

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Hamilton College, Daniel Burke Library

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