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To the people of Louisiana. A proper supply of arms is the great want of the state of Louisiana and of the Confederate states ... [Signed by] Tho. O. Moore. Governor. [New Orleans, 1862].
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01/01/1862
Contributors
Louisiana. Governor, 1860-1862 (Thomas O. Moore).
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Library of Congress
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