Letter, 1841 Sept. 24, Providence, R.I., to Frances M. Aborn, Bridgewater, Mass.

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Letter, 1841 Sept. 24, Providence, R.I., to Frances M. Aborn, Bridgewater, Mass.

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Letter informing Miss Aborn of his appraisal of Attorney General Hugh Swinton Legare and other men in the cabinet of President John Tyler.

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