Frederick Stanley correspondence, 1795-1880.

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Frederick Stanley correspondence, 1795-1880.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/677010519

A collection of letters, most of which were sent to Frederick Stanley of New Britain, Connecticut. Correspondents include Elihu Burritt and P.T. Barnum. Stanley is known for founding The Stanley Works.

10 letters (1 folder).

Connecticut Historical Society

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