Letter from Caspar Wistar to Dr. William Bache in care of Hore Browse Trist [manuscript], 1800 July 2.

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Letter from Caspar Wistar to Dr. William Bache in care of Hore Browse Trist [manuscript], 1800 July 2.

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Caspar Wistar, "Philanthrop," writes to Dr. William Bache re family news, including the marriage of Margaret Bache to William Duane, editor of "The Aurora." Wistar also mentions a rumor he has read in a Baltimore newspaper that Thomas Jefferson is dead and that he is sending a sermon delivered on the death of George Washington by Parson Miller of New York.

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Wistar, Caspar, 1761-1818

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Miller, Mr. (Auctioneer)

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Duane, Margaret Markoe Bache, fl. 1800-1835.

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