Exiled Hungarian Leader Letter to General Cass
Expatriated Hungarian Chief Louis Kosserm writes General Cass praising his speech against Austria and urging aid for the Hungarian cause. The letter, dated in 1850, expresses exile pain, vow to act, and hope America’s justice will aid liberty. Includes reverence for Cass and request to Ashazy for support.
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Letter to General Cass in Early English Lecture
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