Henry Clay, Ashland, KY., autograph letter signed to R. W. Griswold, 28 July 1838
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Title supplied by cataloger.Date from item or from supporting materials.This collection was donated to the Boston Public Library by Mrs. Rufus Griswold in 1900.Does not think it necessary to restate his opinions on slavery for the information of the Whig Convention in Vermont.
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Manuscripts Correspondence
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- American Literature
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- Authors, American
- Correspondence
- History And Criticism
- Poets, American
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