Contemporary copy of letter signed H.R. Gamble, St. Louis, to Dr. John R. Moore, November 30, 1861
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Identifier: D03103
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English
- Hamilton Rowan Gamble Papers | Letter signed H.R. Gamble, St. Louis, to Dr. John R. Moore. Concerning a suggestion made by Dr. Moore that many persons now in arms against the government if they were assured that they would not be molested on account of their armed opposition. “I fear that they will regard all offers of amnesty as indicating rather imbecility than kindness.” Relates a conversation held with the President on the same subject. “I fear that the madness which has no extensively prevailed has not yet passed away.” Subject of amnesty discussed. Individuals mentioned include General Price and President Lincoln. Places mentioned include Washington and Missouri. (4 pages), 1861 Nov 30
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