Letter from William G. Brown

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In this letter, William G. Brown writes that he has decided on the wording that will be on the reverse of the gold medal that is to be received by General Zachary Taylor.

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Washington lely
lean him
If have concluded to have an
the neee side of my elledal the
following words -
Entered according to
Act of Congres in the year 1848 by
hus S Brown in the Clerhus office of the
district Count of the distich of Colimbia.
Jhe you have notalneating done
it y think the mam of Sen Toylone should
be but whom the releif side of the eledal-
As soon as my kies have are been comple
to please addrep a line to me in Nichmond
Viszinia.
yours respectfully
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Records of the U.S. Mint