Subject - Names: Confederate States of America / Subject - Topics: Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877) / Access: Public - Emory Digital Collections Search Results

Start Over Subject - Names Confederate States of America ✖ Subject - Topics Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877) ✖ Access Public ✖ Date 1865 to 1869 ✖

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Letter from Nathaniel Beverly Tucker (St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada) to "Beloved Johnny." Written on advertising sheet of the Stephenson House of which Tucker was the proprietor - June 5, 1869

Creator:: Tucker, Nathaniel Beverly
Date:: June 5, 1869
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter in the form of a poem written to Nathaniel Beverly Tucker by Hugh Caperton and conveying the good wishes of 20 of Tucker's friends assembled at a dinner in Richmond - December 28, 1869

Creator:: Caperton, Hugh
Date:: December 28, 1869
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from Oliver A. Patton (Louisville, Kentucky) to "My Dear Gentleman," regarding the conditions in the South after the war and lambasting R. B. Carpenter as a carpetbagger. Patton was a Lieutenant Colonel who commanded Patton's Battalion Partisan Rangers which was organized in Morgan County, Kentucky, during the spring of 1863 - December 22, 1868

Creator:: Patton, Oliver A.
Date:: December 22, 1868
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from John Singleton Mosby (Baltimore, Maryland) to [?] Early, recommending Martin Maddox as a landlord - November 16, 1867

Creator:: Mosby, John Singleton, 1833-1916
Date:: November 16, 1867
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from William Waller to "My dear sir," regarding the purchase of bonds - July 16, 1867

Creator:: Waller, William
Date:: July 16, 1867
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letter from James Lawrence Orr (Executive Mansion, Columbia, South Carolina) to [unaddressed], vouching for Robert G. Tillinghast - September 14, 1866

Creator:: Orr, J. L. (James Lawrence), 1822-1873
Date:: September 14, 1866
Format:: Text
Access:: Public

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Letters from William Waller (Lynchburg, Kentucky) to "My dear sir," regarding the death of his son (includes a lock of hair) - June 20, 1865

Creator:: Waller, William
Date:: June 20, 1865
Format:: Text
Access:: Public