Student letters, 1839-1842.

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Student letters, 1839-1842.

Letters of two brothers, members of Dartmouth College Class of 1842, to their parents in Freyburg, Maine. Includes descriptions of their rooms, courses, instructors, and student life. Also includes references to the United Fraternity and Social Friends libraries, the Dartmouth Phalanx, slavery and abolition, typhoid outbreaks, induction into Phi Beta Kappa, and the death of President Harrison.

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