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3 having the same confidence in yourself as in Gen. H., and supposing that in a couple of hours after my arrival in Richmond I should have been settled with on the ample data before you on the Report of Gen. Armstrong, and "sent on my way rejoicing". But I respectfully submit that it is not too late to right any little mistake or wrong that may have been by any inadvertence committed. If you will recur to the history of the case, you will doubtless remember that the matter was twice referred to Gen. Armstrong, for his Investigation and report. Referred for what? For information on two points: First, had the indigent freedmen on my farm Roseland been furnished with fuel from it; Secondly, to what number
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