Letter, 1825 June, [n.p.], to George Ticknor, [n.p.].

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Letter, 1825 June, [n.p.], to George Ticknor, [n.p.].

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Comments on his Bunker Hill speech, "it is a speech that will finish me--as far as reputation is concerned."

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Dartmouth College Library

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