Authors

Date of Original Version

1867

Disciplines

History | United States History

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Article

Abstract

Resolved, That His Excellency Ambrose E. Burnside, William Binney, of Providence, William Grosvenor, of North Providence, Rowlund G. Hazard, of South Kingstown, James DeWolf Perry, of Bristol, Pardon W. Stevens, of Newport, and John B. Bartlett, Secretary of State, be a committee, to serve without compensation, whose duty it shall be to recommend a suitable site upon which to erect a monument, to the memory of the officers and men in the Army and Navy of the United States, for the State of Rhode Island, who fell in battle, and who died of wounds, or from sickness in the late rebellion; also to procure designs and estimates for the monument in question.

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Digitized June 2011 by the RI State Law Library. Provided for digitization by RI State Library. 8 p., 500 kb pdf. Full Text Searchable.

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