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My Dear Sir; | My Dear Sir; | ||
| − | Is your arrangement made for Asst. Surgeon? If not- I should be very much pleased to designate Dr. T.F. Pratt of New Sharon as a suitable candidate for the place. I have not been able to learn whether Kimball will take the place in the 16th or not. | + | Is your arrangement |
| − | I should also be glad to have the privilege of designating my Hospital Steward and Wardmaster if it will not be inconsistent with your arrangements or feelings- | + | made for Asst. Surgeon? If not- I should |
| + | be very much pleased to designate | ||
| + | Dr. T.F. Pratt of New Sharon as a | ||
| + | suitable candidate for the place. I | ||
| + | have not been able to learn whether | ||
| + | Kimball will take the place in the | ||
| + | 16th or not. | ||
| + | I should also be glad to have | ||
| + | the privilege of designating my | ||
| + | Hospital Steward and Wardmaster | ||
| + | if it will not be inconsistent with | ||
| + | your arrangements or feelings- | ||
Yours Very Truly | Yours Very Truly | ||
C. Alexander | C. Alexander | ||
Revision as of 00:53, 4 May 2021
Farmington June 9, 1862 Gov. I. Washburn, Jr.: My Dear Sir; Is your arrangement made for Asst. Surgeon? If not- I should be very much pleased to designate Dr. T.F. Pratt of New Sharon as a suitable candidate for the place. I have not been able to learn whether Kimball will take the place in the 16th or not. I should also be glad to have the privilege of designating my Hospital Steward and Wardmaster if it will not be inconsistent with your arrangements or feelings- Yours Very Truly C. Alexander