Letters to My Dear Sir, My Dear Bennett, and A.B. Crandell, 186?, 1871 March 29.

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Letters to My Dear Sir, My Dear Bennett, and A.B. Crandell, 186?, 1871 March 29.

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Letter on New York Commissioners of Fisheries stationery, undated, to "My Dear Bennett" says "I send you a few words on Scott and his fishery notions." Another to Mr. Bennett, from the "Office of the New York Citizen, New York, 186-" sends "a short editorial on game laws & the communication relative to Charley Halpine and the Haunting Lie which is claimed by Bourne." Another letter on "New York Citizen, New York, 186-" stationery addresses "My Dear Sir" saying "Mr. Stebbins has informed me that we do not start till tomorrow. At what hour shall we be on board at the latest?" A March 29, 1871, letter to A.B. Crandell indicates that Roosevelt will be happy to join the Rural Club.

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