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James B. Weaver letters, 1860-1864
1861-08-25 Page 03
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souls) will almost be paradistical in happiness. God spare us for that hour, Amen. Let us love God supremely, for we are indebted unto him for all these great blessings. I want to get a letter from You telling me all about my boy, so badly that I am entirely impatient and restless. Although you are his mother, yet I place more confidence in your judgement than in all the Community beside. Well, Capt Baker has got a sure thing this time for Lieut Col of our Reg, I have no doubt but I will be Capt. Say nothing, however, until it is all accomplished. Capt B will be at home in a few days. I would gladly come too, but it will be out of the question at present. Though I will come after while, not very long. Be of good cheer.
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souls) will almost be paradistical in happiness. God spare us for that hour, Amen. Let us love God supremely, for we are indebted unto him for all these great blessings. I want to get a letter from You telling me all about my boy, so badly that I am entirely impatient and restless. Although you are his mother, yet I place more confidence in your judgement than in all the Community beside. Well, Capt Baker has got a sure thing this time for Lieut Col of our Reg, I have no doubt but I will be Capt. Say nothing, however, until it is all accomplished. Capt B will be at home in a few days. I would gladly come too, but it will be out of the question at present. Though I will come after while, not very long. Be of good cheer.
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