James Longstreet Correspondence (Ms1993-003)

James Longstreet Correspondence (Ms1993-003)

Confederate general in the Civil War; after the war he was head of an insurance company and held a series of Federal appointments. Author of From Manassas to Appomattox (1896). Correspondence consists of fourteen letters to Longstreet from his sons John, Randolph, and Robert and his daughter Lula, and from C. Herbert Walling, who asked for an autographed copy of Longstreet's book.

1897-1903, undated

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English

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