William L. Storrs correspondence, 1831 December 22.

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William L. Storrs correspondence, 1831 December 22.

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ALS (Washington, D.C.) from Storrs to Susan P. ("Susannah") Stone describing visits with Henry Clay and Daniel Webster and reflecting on his experiences in Congress.

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