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Robert E. Lee
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Charles S. Venable
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Colonel: During the recent operations here the Ninth Virginia Cavalry captured two standards from the enemy. Colonel Beale, commanding this regiment, did me the honor to present these flags to me...
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Jul. 13, 1864
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Charles S. Venable
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Walter H. Taylor
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I want to bother you with a small bother of mine. I got some furniture some time in November (about 13th) in Baltimore. This was forwarded by what is called the New Line Baltimore, Norfolk &...
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Jan. 10, 1866
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Robert E. Lee
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Charles S. Venable
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I am much obliged to you for your kind invitation. I had desired to have attended the Teachers Convention on the 17th, but the Board of Trustees of Washington College assemble here on that very...
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Jul. 6, 1866
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Robert E. Lee
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Charles S. Venable
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I am much obliged to you for your kind invitation. I had desired to have attended the Teachers Convention of the 17th, but the Board of Trustees of Washington College assemble here on that very...
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Jul. 6, 1866
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Charles S. Venable
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Walter H. Taylor
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Your kind note received this morning. I am not invited to Gettysburg but will give you my opinion about going in giving my thoughts when I saw that they were pestering Mars Bob1 with an...
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Aug. 21, 1869
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Charles S. Venable
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Walter H. Taylor
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Thanks for the paper sent which I will send back all safe. On some of the Numbers I differ in recollection with yours. But you have not stated Gettysburg & what we left Petersburg with after...
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Dec. 3, 1870
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Charles S. Venable
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Walter H. Taylor
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I have been pressed down with work so that I have not noted the passage of the two months since getting your letter.The point made in the Post is a good one so far as it says there is an apparent...
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Mar. 29, 1878
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Charles S. Venable
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Walter H. Taylor
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I know nothing of the matter of which Genl Longstreet writes. He places the incident on the 8th of April, Long gives it as occurring on the 7th. I know nothing of anything the sort being presented...
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Mar. 9, 1894
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Robert E. Lee
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Charles S. Venable
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I have delayed acknowledging your letter of the 1st, hoping to find time for a more satisfactory reply; but the days bring with them no more leisure. I am much obliged to you for your estimate of...
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