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Lincoln's Fifth Wheel: the Political History of the United States Sanitary Commission

By: William Quentin Maxwell; Allan Nevins | Book details

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New York Public Library
Files of the United States Sanitary Commission.
Medical Committee Archives: Boxes 1-20.
New England Women's Auxiliary Association: Box 50.
Executive Committee of Boston Associate Archives: Books 54-60; 75-76.
California Branch Archives: Books 80-81.
English Branch Archives: Box 339.
Philadelphia . . . Agency-Pennsylvania Branch Archives: Books 570-74; 587-89; 590-95.
New York Archives: Boxes 636-58; 667-81; 709-14.
Washington . . . Archives: Boxes 729-32; 735; 738-48; 755-72; 775; 796; 833-42.
Western Department Archives: Boxes 909-19 (912 missing).
Condensed Historical Material: 1025; 1026; 1029; 1086.
The medical archives are in poor condition, while the Western Department kept its letters in a slovenly manner. The branch files open up the problems of aid societies and present a picture of the Christian Commission as a rival. The English branch archives give the Sanitary history abroad, although these are incomplete. Letter press books from 709 to 714 have occasional items of importance; more useful for my purpose were the press copies in 833 to 842.The following collections also were used at the New York Public Library:
S. B. Ruggles MSS.
William Frothingham MSS.

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