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Civil War Letter to Governor Call, 1860
(From: Call, R. K. (Richard Keith), 1792-1862, Collection M84-16)
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Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Madison
no constitutional power to ac-
quire Louisiana, but it was ac-
quiesced in & the precedent estab-
lished.--
This Suggestion however, you
will please regard as confi-
dential.
I remain, Dear Sir, with
much respect, very truly Yours,
Edward Everett
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