Letter, Edward C. Turner to John A. Washington III
- Containers:
- Box 1, Folder 4
- Abstract:
- "The negroes have been quiet and obedient. I advised L. not to deviate in any aspect from his usual course of management & if they become troublesome to advise me immediately. As yet, no trouble has occurred in this country with negroes, but in times like the present, we need not be astonished at anything that may happen... In conclusion let me congratulate you in having obtained so favorable a situation in the Genls. staff."
- Language:
- English .
Access and use
- Location of collection:
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