Letter, [ca. 1785 Nov. 23].

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Letter, [ca. 1785 Nov. 23].

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Letter to Mrs. Daniel Dulany (Rebecca Tasker Dulany), presenting the horse Blueskin which had been the favorite of her husband, Daniel Dulany (1722-1797), during his courtship.

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Historical Society of Washington, D.C.

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