Message to the Legislature of the State, May Session, 1862
This is the official record of the "Message to the Legislature of the State, May Session, 1862" delivered by the Governor of Connecticut. As a primary source from the American Civil War era, this document provides valuable insight into the concerns and priorities of the Connecticut state government during this pivotal period in American history.
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