Henry A. S. Dearborn letter sending a copy of his speech

Henry A. S. Dearborn

Erscheinungsdatum: 1835

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Henry Alexander Scammell Dearborn Mass. politician, soldier, horticulturalist and author. One page ALS, Roxbury Oct 18, 1835. Possibly a retained copy as there is a draft of another letter on the back. Dearborn delivered an address to the Society for Promoting Agriculture on Oct. 14, 1835. Following his address, the Society voted to ask him for a copy, to which Dearborn responds favorably in this letter. His lengthy speech extolled the virtues of the agrarian life to national success. He spoke about the dangers of urbanization morally and economically. His original address is not present but a modern reprint is included. [#5634] $150 Roxbury Octo 18 35 Gentlemen, I am highly gratified to learn, from some communications, that my humble efforts of cooperation, to advance the laudable objects, for which the Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture was founded have been deemed worthy of approbation, & cheerfully comply with the requests, contained in the vote, which you have so politely transmitted. With ____ of sincere respect your most obt. St. H. A. S. Dearborn John Heard Benjamin Guild Esq (committee). Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 5634

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Titel: Henry A. S. Dearborn letter sending a copy ...

Erscheinungsdatum: 1835

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