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FREDERICK DOUGLASS
(1817 - 1895) Black-American reformer born a slave, Douglass was instrumental in the creation of the Union Negro regiments which fought with great distinction during the war. Envelope addressed to his son: Chas. R. Douglass & Sons 252 W. 25 Street New York", postmarked in Washington, May 26, 1879. Roughly opened at left, else very good. Charles enlisted in Company F of the famed 54th Mass. on 18 April 1863. He left the regiment on 19 March 1864 to become a 1st Sergeant in the 5th Massachusetts Cavalry.

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December 9, 2011 11:00 AM EST
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