The September 26 letter also says:
Describing Miles feelings shortly after the war ended and quoting from a September 25, 1865 letter, Walther writes:
The 1 September letter sent along with a hostage ER doctor:
The 2 September letter sent along with Ruslan Aushev:
The area is first mentioned as "Foxes Gap" in a September 10, 1792 letter.
In a September 6 letter to his wife, Rush said that the "African brethren... furnish nurses to most of my patients."
Moreover, the federal police, responding in a September 1991 letter to my request to see the file, refused to give me access, as prohibited by a 1958 decree.
In a 6 September 1777 letter, Johnson told Thrale to be "punctual in annexing the dates.
Eliot described what he meant by "quartet" in a 3 September 1942 letter to John Hayward:
It confirmed for Calhoun what he had written in a September 11, 1830 letter:
