Letter, 1793 March 4, New Haven, Conn., to Samuel Huntington.

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Letter, 1793 March 4, New Haven, Conn., to Samuel Huntington.

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Inquires, on behalf of the Connecticut Society for the Promotion of Freedom, whether he has received a reply from the Governors of North or South Carolina in regard to African-American Aaron, now called Bristol, who was decoyed or kidnapped from New Hartford, Conn.

1 p. ; 20 x 19 cm.

Connecticut Historical Society

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