Letter : Bangor, Me., to Thomas Donaldson, Philadelphia, 1881 Oct. 14.

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Letter : Bangor, Me., to Thomas Donaldson, Philadelphia, 1881 Oct. 14.

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Autograph letter signed. Refers to Hamlin's trip to Europe with his wife and Maggie Blaine, daughter of the Secretary of State.

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