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Brunswick Dec 6th 1865
 
Brunswick Dec 6th 1865
My Dear C
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I have [attempted] it but
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My Dear Gen'l
[ ] you a Book in which a position
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of two papers I referred to  [ ] copied I
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I have thought it best
after authentic [ ] of paper [past? ed]--
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to send you a Book in which a portion
There are incidents of a [ ] formal nature
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of two papers I referred to are copied, &  
which it [ ] not be much proper for me either
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other authentic slips of paper pasted.--
to write myself, or (by that convenient [ ]
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to which a flaming modesty so often [resorts?])
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There are incidents of a mostly personal nature
to procure others to write for me. time
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which it would not be proper for me either
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to write myself, or (by that convenient process
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to which a flaming modesty so often resorts)
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to procure others to write for me. Time
 
will bring them out. I prefer that my reputation
 
will bring them out. I prefer that my reputation
should improve [ ] a better knowledge of [ ],  
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should improve upon a
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better knowledge of [?],  
 
rather than diminish.
 
rather than diminish.
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I observe that in your  
 
I observe that in your  
report I am spoken of as absent from my
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Report I am spoken of as absent from my
 
Regt. occasionally without any remark to the
 
Regt. occasionally without any remark to the
effect that I was at that time coming the Brigade.
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effect that I was at that time commanding the Brigade.
[ ] I am [ cl? assed] [ ] with Col. Eiluese as
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Indeed I am classed [?] with Col Gilmore as
"absent." when in fact I was at that time leading
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"absent" when in fact I was at that time leading
my Brigade into Battle. I had my horse shot there.
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my Brigade into Battle & had my horse shot there.

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Brunswick Dec 6th 1865

My Dear Gen'l

I have thought it best to send you a Book in which a portion of two papers I referred to are copied, & other authentic slips of paper pasted.--

There are incidents of a mostly personal nature which it would not be proper for me either to write myself, or (by that convenient process to which a flaming modesty so often resorts) to procure others to write for me. Time will bring them out. I prefer that my reputation should improve upon a better knowledge of [?], rather than diminish.

I observe that in your Report I am spoken of as absent from my Regt. occasionally without any remark to the effect that I was at that time commanding the Brigade. Indeed I am classed [?] with Col Gilmore as "absent" when in fact I was at that time leading my Brigade into Battle & had my horse shot there.