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Letter from General Rosecrans to Soldiers and Sailors
A dated 1858 letter from General Rosecrans to the Soldiers and Sailors Convention in Indianapolis expresses support for restoring Southern self-government within the Union. He pledges honor and life for the nation, urges abolition of secession and slavery as central to national stability, and argues for unity over party. The broader piece cites English and American commentary on slavery and postwar governance, touching on abolition, economics, and public policy.
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General Assembly
Delaware Ratatrodoead & Fray
Fit Assembly
Miamai University
Reform School For Girls
Toca
Ghadnuatt
Jamilton County
Melita
Fifty-eighth
Nee
Colonel Pond
Messrs
Canfield
Dixon
Dennis
House
Burrows and
Everett
Senate
Athens
Columbus
Reform School
Lancaster
Ohio Life and Trust Company
Morgan ‘Chims
Republican Party
Zovsky
Oursey Publica
United States
Henry J. Raymana
New York Tribune
Don Pratt
Ican
Colonal Pratt
Washington
Xenia
Federal
Treasury
Congress
Dt-Mast
Serene
Nur
Dingcri
Monearchy
General Rosecrans
Soldiers and Sailors
Indianapolis
Iim
Ohio
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Bronx
Gemeral Inn
Love
Indiana
Illinois
Tuvimsee
Jantisas
Eveny Nopy
Pall Mall Gazette
Savanna
Foreign Office
Actig
Bennett
Georgia