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Letter To Philander Chase, Margaretta Haydon Jul 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Margaretta Haydon

Philander Chase Letters

Haydon asks Chase to pray for her sister, Mary, who is sick, and expresses her condolences for the loss of Philander Jr. She also tells Chase about a man she knows who she thinks could help him in America.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Robert Dow Jul 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Robert Dow

Philander Chase Letters

Dow regrets that he could not see Chase but did not receive his letter in time. He notes that perhaps he should not have mentioned Chase's opinions on emancipation to anyone in England, but assures him that he should not feel "at war" with his conscious as letting "those people" free would only make them miserable. He admits that this is a subject for conversation and not letters, but believes he may have some authority as he has spent any years living in a "mixed society." Dow provides an update on the health of many of Chase's friends and wishes …

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Letter To Philander Chase, Mr. Twedell Jul 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Mr. Twedell

Philander Chase Letters

Mr. Twedell sends Chase his publications and tells him of the success with which they have been distributed in England. Twedell also wishes Chase well and hopes the Bishop will remember him.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Peter Roe Jul 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Peter Roe

Philander Chase Letters

Roe regrets not being able to see Chase before he leaves for America and pledges to support his work.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Anne Hutton Jul 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Anne Hutton

Philander Chase Letters

Anne Hutton thanks Bp. Chase his brief stay with her and wishes him luck on his voyage back to Ohio on the 16th.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Rev. W. Ward Jul 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Rev. W. Ward

Philander Chase Letters

Rev. Ward encourages Bp. Chase to found a Bible Society in Ohio, describing how successful they have been in England. Ward denounces partisanship in the church but does clarify his support for Chase over Bp. Hobart and agrees that the Western provinces in the U.S. require help from the Church before those in the East. He assures Chase that he has many friends in Colchester and that his visit will be remembered for a long time.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Sam Johnston Jul 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Sam Johnston

Philander Chase Letters

Johnston offers condolences for the death of Philander Chase Jr. and tells Bp. Chase that his friends in Cincinnati are eager to see him.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Robert Dow Jun 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Robert Dow

Philander Chase Letters

Dow has set out for Beaumaris and regrets that he will not be able to accompany Chase to Ireland but hopes that he may instead see him near Holihead.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Miss Vansitart Jun 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Miss Vansitart

Philander Chase Letters

Miss Vansitart hoped to arrange a meeting with Chase but was unable due to timing. She has sent an appeal to Miss Hanna More who she believes will be happy to see Chase when he reaches Bristol, if she is well enough.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Timothy Wiggin Jun 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Timothy Wiggin

Philander Chase Letters

Wiggin tells Chase that the success at Oxford has exceeded his expectations and that he is sorry Chase has begun to miss his friends in Ohio, but hopes he will remain focused on the cause in England. He tells Chase not to worry about a disapproving article published in the Patriot Critical and that Mr. Wheaton has already published his dissent. Wiggin also updates Chase on the health of his friends and family.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Robert Marriott Jun 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Robert Marriott

Philander Chase Letters

Robert congradulates Chase on his successes at Oxford and Cambridge and tells him of some disturbances involving Mr. Dicey's tennants

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Letter To G.W. Marriott, Philander Chase Jun 1824

Letter To G.W. Marriott, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

An additional letter to G.W. Marriott, furthering his thoughts from his previous letter the day before.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Jun 1824

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Bp Chase misses Sophia and worries for her health. Chase tells her all he has recently accomplished though he expresses that he would rather be home as a "simple American Bishop."

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Letter To Philander Chase, Elizabeth M. Drought Jun 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Elizabeth M. Drought

Philander Chase Letters

Elizabeth Drought has donated a Bible and children's book in lieu of a monetary donation to Philander Chase's cause.

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Letter To Philander Chase, H.J. Rose Jun 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, H.J. Rose

Philander Chase Letters

Reverend Rose writes to Bishop Chase to wish him success with his new institution.

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Letter From David Barton To George Sibley, June 2, 1824, David Barton Jun 1824

Letter From David Barton To George Sibley, June 2, 1824, David Barton

George Champlin Sibley Papers

Transcript of Letter from David Barton to George Sibley, June 2, 1824. Barton discusses money being decided on to buy Native American rights to land they own.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase May 1824

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase sends updates to his wife and expresses his homesickness.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase May 1824

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase is sending updates to his wife and expresses his homesickness

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Eighth Report Of The Directors Of The American Asylum, At Hartford For The Education And Instruction Of The Deaf And Dumb (1824), American School For The Deaf, Thomas C. Perkins May 1824

Eighth Report Of The Directors Of The American Asylum, At Hartford For The Education And Instruction Of The Deaf And Dumb (1824), American School For The Deaf, Thomas C. Perkins

American School for the Deaf

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Letter To Charles Witmore, Sophia Chase May 1824

Letter To Charles Witmore, Sophia Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Sophia Chase updates Witmore on her husband's progress and trials in his mission. She asks Witmore to talk to Mr. Douglas regarding their wool. She also informs Witmore of Bishop Chase's death.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Apr 1824

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Philander is having more success in his endeavors lately, but feels unworthy of it. He misses his late son Philander Jr., but takes comfort in knowing he is with God. Bp. Chase thinks it may be possible for him to have an audience with the King in the near future thanks to the Help of Marriott and Sumner.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Lady Rosse Apr 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Lady Rosse

Philander Chase Letters

Lady Rosse is making a large donation to Bp. Chase

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Letter To Philander Chase, Timothy Wiggin Apr 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Timothy Wiggin

Philander Chase Letters

Wiggin is strongly discouraging Chase from pursuing initiatives in New York and Connecticut and instead Wiggin suggests focusing only on Ohio for the Seminary. Wiggin does not think Chase will get the same support for a divided effort.

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Letter To Lord Kenyon, Philander Chase Apr 1824

Letter To Lord Kenyon, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase expresses gratitude to Lord Kenyon

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L. Tucker To Cornelia L. Littlefield (31 March 1824), L. Tucker, Cornelia L. Littlefield Mar 1824

L. Tucker To Cornelia L. Littlefield (31 March 1824), L. Tucker, Cornelia L. Littlefield

Skipwith Revolutionary War Letters

Lillia Skipwith Tucker (daughter of Sir Peyton Skipwith, baronet, of Mecklenburg County, VA/ Prestwould Plantation and his first wife, Ann Miller), writes to her sister-in-law, Cornelia L. Littlefield. Lillia married first George Carter and then St. George Tucker, and Cornelia was married to Lillia's brother Peyton (her second marriage). Lillia's is a life with many medical hardships, both her own and those of her family and friends. She asks for news of other family members.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Thomas Osborne Mar 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Thomas Osborne

Philander Chase Letters

Osborne is informing Chase of the many obsticles that Chase will have to face in his search for English support.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Josiah Pratt Mar 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Josiah Pratt

Philander Chase Letters

Pratt wishes Chase a quick recovery and discusses the business and agreement process between church affiliates.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Timothy Wiggin Mar 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Timothy Wiggin

Philander Chase Letters

Wiggin is telling Chase what developments have happened since he left. He thinks not much more can be done in the region because the High church already has collected people's donations.

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Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase Mar 1824

Letter To Sophia Chase, Philander Chase

Philander Chase Letters

Chase updates Sophia Chase on his son's poor health. He discusses his business ventures in England as well as his pleasant visit with Mr. Car.

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Letter To Philander Chase, Hammond Roberson Mar 1824

Letter To Philander Chase, Hammond Roberson

Philander Chase Letters

Roberson discusses about 400 acres of land in Ohio owned by Francis Beaumont, which he believes he could be helpful to Chase's cause, and offers suggestions for how Chase might acquire the land

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