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1. 224. Madame Baptiste to Bp Patrick Lynch -- June 4, 1862

224. Madame Baptiste to Bp Patrick Lynch -- June 4, 1862
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1862-06-04
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Madame Lynch writes to Bishop Patrick Lynch concerning the effects of the escalating war. She informs the Bishop, who is visiting White Sulphur Springs in Montgomery, Virginia, that "the Yankees are trying to take James Island" to get closer to Charleston. Glad that he is away from Charleston she writes, "I am a very strong secessionist, but only generous with other people's brothers." June 4, 1862. 4p.

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