Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 31., chapter 1.37, His plan was turned down, page 218

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[218] partner and afterwards aide-de-camp, who sent it to me to identify, which I readily did. Mangum afterwards placed it in the hands of General Marcus J. Wright, agent of the War Department, for collection of Confederate records, and it was this paper I was called upon to authenticate, the reason for which being that as it is a copy and not an original, some such official certification was desirable.

Richmond, VA. 1903.

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