Letter : Cambridge, Mass., to J.A. Rockwell, Norwich, Conn., 1849 Oct. 18.

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Letter : Cambridge, Mass., to J.A. Rockwell, Norwich, Conn., 1849 Oct. 18.

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Autograph letter signed. Folded letter sheet with address. Everett thanks Rockwell for sending him his report on the canal and railroad routes from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

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