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BUCKNER, SIMON BOLIVAR
Originally in favor of Kentucky's remaining neutral in the Civil War, Buckner eventually sided with the Confederacy, being commissioned a brigadier general. He surrendered Ft. Donelson, built the defenses of Mobile, commanded the Department of Louisiana, and negotiated the surrender of the trans-Mississippi armies to the Union. After the war, he became a successful businessman and Governor of Kentucky.
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Simon Bolivar Buckner Letter Fragment Signed In Which He Mentions “…a Very Complete Political Fusion Of Federal & Confederate Elements In Ky…”
BUCKNER, SIMON BOLIVAR
SIMON BOLIVAR BUCKNER (1823 - 1914). Confederate Lieutenant General. 5" x 2 1/2". Cut conclusion of a letter with nice commentary on the healing of politics in post war Kentucky.
” ....was no contest Irene. There is happily a very complete political fusion of Federal & Confederate elements in Ky. Thanking you again for your kindness. Believe me . Very truly your friend. To Col. Pickett. SB Buckner.”
A choice example for display. Excellent condition.
Catalog: # AM-0850
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