Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 27., chapter 1.2, section c.1.2.1, page 23

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[23] distinguished dentist of that day) and old Paul Michaux, of the First Company of Richmond Howitzers—they undertaking to conceal us on the train until it started and to secure our enrollment in the company when we arrived—both of which undertakings they most skilfully and faithfully performed.

Richmond, VA. 1899.

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