 | 1908 - 666 pages
...found and the other a personal letter asking to be relieved from further research in the matter. . . . "'General Andrews was relieved according to his request;...consigned to oblivion. In spite of all demands the government refused to make either public, to give any idea of the contents of either, or to take any... | |
 | Annie Riley Hale - 1908 - 246 pages
...found, and the other a letter asking to be relieved from further research into the matter. . . . Gen. Andrews was relieved according to his request. No...his place ; his report was locked up in Albany; and Supt. Kilburn's report coming in shortly afterward, that, too, was consigned to oblivion. . . . In... | |
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Gen. Andrews was relieved according to his request; no one was appointed in his place; his report was locked up in Albany; and Superintendent Kilburn's report coming in shortly afterward, that, too, was consigned to oblivion. In spite of all demands,... 