1865 CLARA BARTON. Superb Autograph Letter as Head of Office of Missing Soldiers of the Union Army. Americana In 1690 his Works were

In 1690 his Works were republished with additions by one of his sons

Again may I that writing see

let the sight of the enemy fire your martial souls

unpublished 19pp manuscript detailing the visit of several white folks invited by a "negro houseman" in southern Georgia to attend a mourning service at his church

responding to the reasons given by Judson for joining in with the immersers

1865 CLARA BARTON. Superb Autograph Letter as Head of Office of Missing Soldiers of the Union Army. Americana In 1690 his Works wereAn excellent and very attractive signed lithographed letter in the hand of Clara Barton, in her capacit as head of the Office of Missing Soldiers at the close of the Civil War. Autograph material in any way connected to her Civil War service is rare. Clara Barton (1821 1912) worked as a nurse on the front lines during the Civil War and distributed medicine and food to wounded soldiers in close proximity to the battles of Cedar Mountain, Second Bull