1863
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| August 28, 1863 | Stevenson, AL | Friend Darwin: Your kind letter is received. I am very thankful for your service [bravery?] and regret that I did not receive the letter of yours you speak of—I should certainly have honored them… |
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| September 26, 1863 | Chattanooga, TN | Mrs. Albert Sunderland: Respected Madam: In this general lull of operations following the terrible storm of last week I sit down to write you in reply to your… |
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| October 17, 1863 | Chattanooga, TN | Friend Darwin: I fear you will think me a very poor correspondent if I don’t write more regularly, but the fact is that I have been so busy since the late battle that I have somewhat neglected… |
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1864
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| June 25, 1864 | New Orleans, LA | It was hard for me to believe that poor Darwin was dead but I suppose I must. It is a place we must all go sooner or later. Thare [there] is one thing Dar has been[.] A good defender to his… |
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| October 26, 1864 | Oswegotchie, NY | I have not hird [heard] from Johny since two weeks before you[r] Mother and Austin was down but I sent the letter that your mother had |
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