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Virginia Military Institute Archives

Woodville G. Staubly letter

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This collection consists of one letter (dated January 8, 1882) from Woodville G. Staubly to a Mr. Beckwith. The letter was written from Fort Grant, Arizona Territory. Staubly discusses the Native Americans condemned to death for a massacre at Fort Apache, and other aspects of United States government Native American policy.

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Woodville G. Staubly letter 1 items

Staubly, Woodville G. (Woodville Godfrey), 1856?-

This collection consists of one letter (dated January 8, 1882) from Woodville G. Staubly to a Mr. Beckwith. The letter was written from Fort Grant, Arizona Territory. Staubly discusses the Native Americans condemned to death for a massacre at Fort Apache, and other aspects of United States government Native American policy.

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