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Mar 19, 2023 MaryV Jun 06, 2018 The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation	1 Letters: August 15, 1863 1863, Aug. 15 Bishop Polk, to Bishop Elliott, re: a letter in confidence about the confederacy and his lack of confidence in President Davis, remarking that he is proud, self reliant and stubborn; his confidence that "we have had abundantly the means to defy the Yankees if they had been judiciously used"; his belief that even now if the proper means were adopted and pressed through the proper agencies a recovery could be made. More details on the subject. 4pp.	1 Letters: August 15, 1863 1863, Aug. 15 Bishop Polk, to Bishop Elliott, re: a letter in confidence about the confederacy and his lack of confidence in President Davis, remarking that he is proud, self reliant and stubborn; his confidence that "we have had abundantly the means to defy the Yankees if they had been judiciously used"; his belief that even now if the proper means were adopted and pressed through the proper agencies a recovery could be made. More details on the subject. 4pp.

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