Letter to the Trustees of Tualatin Academy, 1851.

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Letter to the Trustees of Tualatin Academy, 1851.

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Letter from the parents of pupils at Tualatin Academy demanding the removal of Rev. A.N. Williams and those "over which he has control." The letter states that if Rev. Williams is not removed the parents would see about "getting up another school" or sending their children away from home.

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