Letter from Richmond City Guard to William D. Stuart, 1861
- Scope and content:
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Written from Richmond, Virginia. Letter expresses regret at William D. Stuart's resignation as commanding officer of the Richmond City Guard.
- Language:
- English.
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Richmond
Dear Sir,
While the Company deplores deeply the necessity which separates you from us, we rejoice to know that our Beloved State will have the benefit of your valuable services.
Permit us personally and on behalf of the Company to tender you our best wishes for your future happiness and prosperity.
Very truly your friends,
- Subjects:
- Correspondence
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Preston LibraryVirginia Military Institute345 Letcher Ave.Lexington, VA 24450-0304
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