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William Jenkins Worth to Robert J. Walker Introducing Colonel Bohler, 30 April 1847
Letter of introduction for Colonel Bohler, who, Worth promises, will have plenty of stories about Mexico to share with Secretary of the Treasury Walker.
Reports on the Erection of a Monument to the Memory of William Jenkins Worth, Late Major-General of the United States Army
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First Campaign of an A.D.C.
First-hand reminiscence by an aide-de-camp on United States Army actions in the Northern Theater along the Canadian border during the war of 1812, from March to November 1813. Originally published, unaccreditited, in the 'Military and Naval Magazine of the United States' from 1833-1835, the author has been identified by Donald E. Graves as William Jenkins Worth, (1794-1849), later a General in the Army and the namesake of Fort Worth, Texas.
