William Duane Morgan Correspondence 1836-1840

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William Duane Morgan Correspondence 1836-1840

Correspondence of the American newspaper editor and Democrat. Approximately 30 incoming letters related to Morgan's business and political activities.

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Blocher, Daniel, 1810-1880

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Corwin, Thomas, 1794-1865

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