Correspondence. 1812-1834.

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Correspondence. 1812-1834.

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Correspondence, primarily with members of his family: discusses various family matters; description of schoolteaching in York, Pa.; reflections on political atmosphere in 1812; one letter describing attendence at an anti-slavery meeting in 1834 at which Lewis Tappan gave an address: reference to Dartmouth College Case.

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Merrill, Jesse, 1794-1860.

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Merrill, Hazen.

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Merrill, Samuel, 1792-1855

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