Rufus Saxton correspondence

Rufus Saxton correspondence

by Rufus Saxton

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ALS (1862 October 22) written by Saxton to the Board of Home Missions requesting the assignment of a military chaplain; ALS (1863 June 18) to George Whipple of the American Missionary Association expressing Saxton's appreciation upon receiving life membership in the organization; and ALS (1889 June 14) to John M. Burt reflecting Saxton's patriotism.

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