Resolutions passed at a meeting of Kentucky soldiers, held at Camp Lee, near the city of Richmond, in relation to the prosecution of the war and placing negroes in the army as soldiers

Resolutions passed at a meeting of Kentucky soldiers, held at Camp Lee, near the city of Richmond, in relation to the prosecution of the war and placing negroes in the army as soldiers

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