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Letter from James Buchanan to William Drinkard

Number of Pages:
3
Date:
September 7, 1860
President James Buchanan writes to William R. Drinkard, Secretary of War John B. Floyd's chief clerk, in an attempt to solve a dispute over paying US Army Captain Montgomery Meigs. Buchanan asks Drinkard to send "the Paper addressed by Capt Meigs in reply to the Attorney Generals [Jeremiah S. Black] opinions together with all papers relating to the accounts which he refuses to pay." Transcript included.
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Location:
I-Friends-2006-1
Origin:
Gift of Friends of the Library