Letter from Isabel Jennings, Cork, [Ireland], to Maria Weston Chapman, October 1847
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Jennings, Isabel
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Holograph, signed.Isabel Jennings read with anxiety about the illness of the "matchless Garrison." Jennings meditates on what a country America will become when slavery is abolished and the country becomes less materialistic. Jennings comments that "Irishmen have too much contempt for the advantages gained by money." Dr. [John Pringle] Nichol of Glasgow will be the bearer of this letter. Dr. Nichol is an astronomer, and "he is a most delightful man---refined, poetical, intellectual and warm-hearted." She hopes that Dr. Nichol will call on Maria Weston Chapman.
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