Eugenius A. Nisbet letters, 1823-1841.

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Eugenius A. Nisbet letters, 1823-1841.

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Typed transcripts of two letters from Eugenius Nisbet in Litchfield, dated 4 September 1823 and ? 1823 to his future wife, Amanda M.F. Battle, in Hancock County, Powelton, Georgia; and a letter from E.A. Nisbet to his wife, Mrs. Amanda M.F. Nisbet in Macon, Georgia, dated from Washington 15 July 1841.

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