Bound Volume 3 - 1865-1868; Item 07-046: 1) Pamphlet; 2) "Governor's Message." (2 of 13); 3) 18 leaves; 4) Complete; 5) Address of Governor T. E. Bramlette of Kentucky to the state's General Assembly, discussing the need to avoid prosecuting soldiers for crimes committed whilst in the army, on the grounds that it only continues conflict, the need to change the laws to do with prosecuting murders and juveniles, and the need for representation for the Southern States in Congress, with accompanying financial tables for the year, bound into collection; 6) Original; 7) Good condition, with two vertical creases, 1867/01/03

Bound Volume 3 - 1865-1868; Item 07-046: 1) Pamphlet; 2) "Governor's Message." (2 of 13); 3) 18 leaves; 4) Complete; 5) Address of Governor T. E. Bramlette of Kentucky to the state's General Assembly, discussing the need to avoid prosecuting soldiers for crimes committed whilst in the army, on the grounds that it only continues conflict, the need to change the laws to do with prosecuting murders and juveniles, and the need for representation for the Southern States in Congress, with accompanying financial tables for the year, bound into collection; 6) Original; 7) Good condition, with two vertical creases, 1867/01/03, Box: 7, Folder: 3. Francis Harrison Pierpont (1814-1899) Papers, A&M 0009. West Virginia and Regional History Center. https://archives.lib.wvu.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/46413 Accessed November 25, 2024.