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Date	February 3, 1865
Location	United States • Virginia
Participants	Confederate States of America • United States

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American Civil War

Key People

Alexander H. Stephens

Alexander H. Stephens

vice president of Confederate States of America

Blair, Francis P.

Francis P. Blair

American politician and journalist