Mother, I take the present oppertunity to write a few lines
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Overview
Creator:
Sunderland, Darwin
Subject:
Sunderland, Darwin
Coverage:
Grafton, VA
Source:
Original letter: ink on paper, 4 p.
Language:
English Rights
Rights Management:
Original materials may be protected by the Copyright Law of the United States (more information). Date Original (Precise):
May 4, 1863
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Scanned at 600ppi on Epson 1000XL scanner as 48-bit RGB uncompressed TIFF images. Images resized to 960 pixels wide, 150 dpi, and saved as JPEG (level 10) in Photoshop CS5 with Unsharp Mask of 60:1.
Date Digital:
September 27, 2011
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19 Excerpt:
Mother,
I take this present opportunity to write a few lines to you to let you know that I am well. We are still in the front of the enemy and do not know how soon we may be attacked. Saturday night a dispatch came that we were to be attached before morning so we were keep to work making breast works and cutting timber out of our way so that day light we had everything ready for an attack
I take this present opportunity to write a few lines to you to let you know that I am well. We are still in the front of the enemy and do not know how soon we may be attacked. Saturday night a dispatch came that we were to be attached before morning so we were keep to work making breast works and cutting timber out of our way so that day light we had everything ready for an attack