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To General Merrill, his officers and men, for their uncomplaining and devoted service and for their gallantry in action, the nation is sincerely grateful.
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gutenberg.orgWilliam McKinley: “To General Merrill, his officers and men, for their uncomplaining and devoted service and for their gallantry in action…”
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McKinley expresses gratitude to General Merrill and his troops for their dedicated service during the war.
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