Letter : to William Segar Archer, ca. 1824.

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Letter : to William Segar Archer, ca. 1824.

In his letter, Lafayette sends Archer a collection of speeches [not extant] in which Archer was interested. Lafayette also hopes that Archer may find some interesting allusions to the "State of France."

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SNAC Resource ID: 7289818

University of Virginia. Library

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