Letter From General Butler to Hon. Daniel S. Richardson
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Col. Brown— I am directed by Major General Butler to acknowledge the receipt of your communications, both original and duplicate.
The General will give attention to the matter as soon as he can possess himself of the evidence to show that the censure of his acts therein referred to by Governor Andrew was made public before the 9th of May, 18G1, by some one who knew the fact that a despatch of that character had been sent General Butler.
Respectfully your ob't servant, P. HAGGERTY, Ald-de-Camp.
...Headquarters Department of New England,) Boston, November 8th, 1861. | To A. G. Browne, Jr, Lieut. Colonel and Military Secretary of His Excellency the Governor of Massachusetts, &c., Ac.
Sir— I am directed by Major General Butler to enclose to you copies of correspondence, bearing upon the matter of your note to him of October 7th.
In his communication to Govcriior Andrew of May 10th, General Butler said that, "the substance of His Excellency's dispatch of April 2.5th, disapproving the offer of Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Col. Brown— I am directed by Major General Butler to acknowledge the receipt of your communications, both original and duplicate.
The General will give attention to the matter as soon as he can possess himself of the evidence to show that the censure of his acts therein referred to by Governor Andrew was made public before the 9th of May, 18G1, by some one who knew the fact that a despatch of that character had been sent General Butler.
Respectfully your ob't servant, P. HAGGERTY, Ald-de-Camp.
...Headquarters Department of New England,) Boston, November 8th, 1861. | To A. G. Browne, Jr, Lieut. Colonel and Military Secretary of His Excellency the Governor of Massachusetts, &c., Ac.
Sir— I am directed by Major General Butler to enclose to you copies of correspondence, bearing upon the matter of your note to him of October 7th.
In his communication to Govcriior Andrew of May 10th, General Butler said that, "the substance of His Excellency's dispatch of April 2.5th, disapproving the offer of Gen.
What to read after Letter From General Butler to Hon. Daniel S. Richardson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin F Benjamin Franklin Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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