Civil War Pemberton Vicksburg Surrender Monument Official Military Letters 1866

ORIGINAL HISTORICAL EPHEMERA   AMERICAN CIVIL WAR HISTORYDISCUSSING THE REPLACEMENT OF THE DESECRATED MONUMENT OF GENERAL PEMBERTON'S SURRENDER AT VICKSBURGTO GENERAL ULYSSES GRANT, Lt. COLONEL G. L. PARKER ANTIQUE AUTOGRAPH SIGNED MILITARY LETTERS (OFFICIAL COPIES) OFCOMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN GENERAL HENRY M. WHITTELSYSECRETARY OF WAR THOMAS ECKERT, Lt COLONEL T. J. TREADWELLMARCUS P. BESTOW & MAJOR GENERAL A. B. DYER2 LETTERS RECORDINGCORRESPONDENCE FROM APRIL 4th 1866 TO APRIL 30thDISCUSSING THE DESECRATION OF THE MONUMENT MARKING THE SPOT WHERE CONFEDERATE GENERAL PEMBERTONSURRENDERED TO UNION GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT AT VICKSBURG,AGREEING TO REPLACE THE MONUMENT WITH DECOMMISSIONED ARTILLERY, WHICH REMAINS TODAY,HAND COPIED BY STAFF AND LATER EACH AUTOGRAPH SIGNED BYLt. COL. G. L. PARKER EACH DOCUMENT MEASURES 7.75 x 9.75 INCHES GOOD CONDITION, W/ ORIGINAL FOLD CREASES,PERIOD GLUE STAIN TO EACH, & WITH ORIGINAL ENVELOPEGUARANTEED AUTHENTIC PLEASE SEE IMAGES