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(1831-1920) Union brevet brigadier general who raised the 9th NY Vols. (‘Hawkins' Zouaves') and played an important part in the capture of Hatteras Inlet, Roanoke and Winton, but frequently clashed with his superiors and was almost arrested for insubordination. A.L.S, 1p. 8vo., ‘Friday’, [n.d. but docketed 1911 at bottom], to a customs brokerage firm, in part: ‘...Inclosed is cheque and bills and not inclosed, my thanks for your official attention and reasonable charges...’ Shows folds, with a mounting remnant to the verso at the upper right corner, else very good. Sold with a period frontispiece engraving of Hawkins, with his facsimile signature beneath the portrait.
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RUSH C. HAWKINS
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