Letter from <name type="person" key="name-00000001"><reg>Robert C. Caldwell</reg><orig>R.C.C.</orig></name> to <name type="person" key="name-00000002"><reg>Mag I. Caldwell</reg><orig>M.I.C.</orig></name>, June 3rd 1864 Robert C. Caldwell Text encoded by Adam D. Friedman East Carolina University. J. Y. Joyner Library
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2007 j37 Robert C. Caldwell Collection Fort Caswell, N.C. May 4, 1864

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Letter from Robert C. CaldwellR.C.C. to Mag I. CaldwellM.I.C., June 3rd 1864

I like (top of letter torn, text illegible)than any place I have bin yet but I dont no how long we will Stay I have got one Blanket to li on that is my Bed corn Bread and Black cofe Nasaw meetNasaw meet: Nassau meat--meat shipped from England via neutral Caribbean ports such as Nassau, Bermuda and Havana. The meat was often pork or bacon, and was either cured or salted to prevent spoiling during the long voyages. we got Sum butr milk at one doler a quart

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