James A. Walker's Farewell AddressSC 00426

James A. Walker's Farewell AddressSC 00426


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Identification
SC 00426
Title
James A. Walker's Farewell Address 1863 May 20
Quantity
0.01 Linear Foot
Creator
Walker, James Alexander
Language
English

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Scope and Contents

Brig. Gen. James A. Walker wrote this farewell address to the 13th Virginia Regiment of Infantry upon taking command of the old "Stonewall Brigade." His letter is written in the back of a notebook containing notes on law taken by an unknown person.

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Mixed Materials Small Collections Box 16 folder: 1
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1863 May 20