Letter from William W. Flannagan to John E. Roller
- Creator:
- Flannagan, William W. (William Walker), 1843-1923
- Scope and content:
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Written from Richmond, Virginia. Letter congratulates John E. Roller on his Army commission.
- Language:
- English .
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Richmond, Va.
Nov. 8th/63Dear Roller,
Allow me to congratulate you upon your success in obtaining a commission. I want to follow your example. A commission is something I have been seeking, ever since we graduated, but all my efforts are unavailing. Will you inform me by what "slight of hand" you were so successful. Let me know all the minutiae, the letters you had & from whom & to whom they were addressed & the political or rather military friends you employed. Present my kindest regards to Prince, with many wishes for your success & the hope you may do honor to my class (which you can do)I am Truly Yr. Friend & classmate
W.W. Flannagan
Box 610
- Subjects:
- United States—History—Civil War, 1861-1865—Personal narratives—Confederate
Correspondence - Names:
- Prince, Joseph B. (Joseph Brown), 1844-1903
Roller, John E. (John Edwin), 1844-1917
Flannagan, William W. (William Walker), 1843-1923
Prince, Joseph B. (Joseph Brown), 1844-1903
Roller, John E. (John Edwin), 1844-1917
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