Request 2291


User
elmorem
Submitted
12/8/2017
Needed
1/5/2018
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Description
These letters should have been submitted as part of the Civil War exhibit, but were mistakenly missed.
Items
2 (2 in repo)
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6
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0
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0
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Items (2)

PID Identifier Title Date Description  
56648 #0197.1.a. Civil War Letter (1863) Mentions the Price of Food in North Carolina May 26, 1863 Letter in the George Howard Papers from George Howard, a North Carolina Superior Court judge, to his wife describing prices of basic foodstuffs during the Civil War.
56649 #0032.1.a. 1860 Letter Discusses Whether the South Will Secede October 20, 1860 A letter in the Robert Lee Foy Collection actually includes a letter from May A. Foy and one from Joseph M. Foy written to their son in which they discuss the possibility of the South seceding and Abraham Lincoln winning the Presidential election.

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