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Coming through the camp. By A. Anderson. Sold by R. H. Singleton, Bookseller, &c., Post Office Building, Nashville, Tenn

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1860 - 1870
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Abraham Lincoln to Ulysses S. Grant, Tuesday, February 07, 1865 (James W. Singleton)

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