Draft Copy of Chapter IV: Discharged, Disabled Soldiers, Destitute of Means, Aided in reaching their homes; Appeal to Governors of states; Aid to Wives and Mothers of Soldiers. (Copied)

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This item is a draft copy of Chapter IV of the "History of the Special Relief Service of the United States Sanitary Commission, 1861-1865," by Frederick N. Knapp, Special Relief Agent.

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