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Charles Marshall
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Robert E. Lee
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Your letter was received, and I have ordered the furniture as you desired. The table was on the original order as I gave it to Remmick, & also the chamber chairs.He omitted them in the same way...
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Feb. 5, 1866
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Robert E. Lee
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Charles Marshall
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I return you the letter enclosed to me - Mrs Lee says it is not intended for her, but she thinks for Mrs Hugh Lee, of whose whereabouts Capt Barton will tell you, or Mrs Sam Hoffman. - The letter...
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Nov. 9, 1866
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Robert E. Lee
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Charles Marshall
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Upon the reception of your letter of the 13th Ulto: enclosing the Revd McMullins printed propositions to the public, I placed it in the hands of the Comm: of the Bd of Trustees, who informed me...
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Jul. 2, 1868
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Charles Marshall
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Walter H. Taylor
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I shall be greatly obliged if you will give me as soon as possible your estimate of Jackson’s & Longstreet’s effective force at 2nd Manassas on the 29th & 30th. I have made an estimate...
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Jun. 9, 1869
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Walter H. Taylor
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Charles Marshall
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Yours of the 9th only reached me yesterday. It is with considerable difficulty that I can at this time recall all of the details of the operations of our army during its several campaigns. So many...
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Jun. 12, 1869
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