Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 2., Annual meeting of the Southern Historical Society., Agencies., page 251

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Agencies.

We have keenly felt the need of efficient canvassers in every locality of the South; but while we have had a few reliable, efficient agents, we have found it exceedingly difficult to secure them in many localities. Our friends everywhere would render us most valuable aid by either canvassing for us themselves, or securing suitable agents who will do so.

Richmond, VA. 1876.

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