Handwritten letter on "1775 N Street, Washington, D.C." letterhead, dated "Feby 21st 1915," addressed to "Dear General Greene" and signed by "Robert T. Lincoln." In part, Lincoln writes: "I entirely agree with you in thinking that a large increase of the Army & in a form to suit modern conditions is the most important thing before us." Penciled note in another hand "from Robert T. Lincoln in reply to a letter asking him to review my 'The Present Military Situation in the United States.'" Autograph letter signed (ALS).

Typewritten letter on "Isham, Lincoln & Beale, Counselors, etc., Honore Buildings, Chicago," dated "May 4, 1887" and signed by "Robert T. Lincoln." Lincoln writes to General Mussey of Washington, D.C. declining an invitation from the Society of the Army of the Cumberland to be present at a reunion when the statue of President Garfield is unveiled. Letterhead inscription is crossed out and written in a different hand is "From Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, President Garfield's Secretary of War." Letter signed (LS).

Handwritten letter in secretarial hand on "War Department, Washington City" letterhead, dated "July 14th 1881" and signed by "Robert T. Lincoln." Lincoln indicates that he has received a resolution of the Board of Managers releasing funds for the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers but that he cannot issue a requisition until he has a letter from General Franklin as president of the home. Docketed on verso. Letter signed (LS).

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