Draft of the Attorney General's opinion in the case of Edward and William E. Stubbs : [Washington D.C.], 1861 Apr. 29.

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Draft of the Attorney General's opinion in the case of Edward and William E. Stubbs : [Washington D.C.], 1861 Apr. 29.

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Autograph document. Relates to the claim of the United States government against Edward Stubbs and William E. Stubbs, disbursing clerks in the State Department. Also includes an accompanying letter written by the Assistant Attorney General to William H. Seward, Secretary of State (1861 May 1).

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