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Report on the Dismantling of Florida Lighthouses Upon the Outbreak of the
Civil War, 1861
(From: Florida Governor, State Governors' Incoming Correspondence,
1857-1888, Series S 577)
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Report on the Dismantling of Florida Lighthouses Upon the Outbreak of
the Civil War, 1861
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approved, as our only desire was to serve our Country having
performed a journey of about 140 miles. 90 of it on foot, being exposed
to a burning Sun and drenching rains, and with a very scant allowance
of food--
We are very Respectfully
Your Excellencies Most obt. Servants
James Paine
A. Oswald Lang
Francis A. Ivey
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