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PULASKI, Tenn, March /, le
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~ Pulaski, Tenn, March |, 1874.
CHARLES CAssEDY, Esq My dear sir The
Hon. Nathaniel III. Claiborne, Of Virginia,
has given short biographical sketch of the
life of my brother. Major Lemuel P. Monigoii
merry, formerly of the United States Army,
who led the. charge. and was killed at the bat
tie ofthe Horse Shoe Isend you the book
containing it for your attentive perusal The
result Of satisfactory inquiries enables me to
state 10 you, that If an eminent writer and his.
toran, furnished with his speeches at the Bar,
and other sufiicientumaterials,s all Of whichI
can furnish, would write his lifein' full, Icould
procure, 10000 subscribers 70 such a5worke-
General Jackson, and many other genllemeni
of distinguished rank, consider your cofnpe-
tency 10 the execution ofsuch workunquess
tonable; and that if you could be induced I'd
undertaken, they would contribute everything
in their power to facilitate the work and render
it deserving OF the American pubhc, bys their
information and patronage, and therefore
hope thatyou will undertake the work, in JUS
tice to the memory OF my deceased brother,
and for the encouragement Of national patrio-
tism and military achievement. | desire your
answer x am, dear isir,8 III sBsgsl, h ID .si1
tbea y my yourimost obedient servant, aa 4.


R' ses@ e. P. MONTGOMERY.