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391. HUBARD FAMILY PAPERS
135 items, 1825-1910
Additional business and personal papers of Robert
T. Hubard, Sr. An 1844letter from Thomas Gilmer to Hubard states "it was useless to
deny or doubt that this Negro question is the question on which our fate
hangs. We must give up our slaves or give up the Union." A February 14, 1843, letter from William B. Hubard to Robert
Hubard speaks of William's desire to
acquire a good "body servant."
(Acc. 7093-c,-e,-f)
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