Letter from R. M. Patterson to C. C. Wright

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This letter acknowledges receipt of the reverse die for the medal for General Zachary Taylor, and answers an inquiry about the materials used in making the medals.

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Minure there Phil. June 16, 1849
I have the tabinfactory the Recipe of
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medal
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by the imputtion which you have sent; and it is qualify-
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