James De Peyster Ogden letter to Edward Curtis, 1840.

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James De Peyster Ogden letter to Edward Curtis, 1840.

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Autograph letter, signed, from James De Peyster Ogden to Edward Curtis, dated New York, January 16, 1840. "The affairs of our country, generally, look gloomy: the apparent object of the administration is to deal a death blow to banks and annihilate the credit system..."

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