Passport, 1855 September 22, Washington, D.C., issued to John L. Moore.

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Passport, 1855 September 22, Washington, D.C., issued to John L. Moore.

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Passport of Moore and his wife, signed by William L. Marcy as Secretary of State, and with numerous consular signatures, stamps and seals.

[4] p. ; 45 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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