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Family letters · 1867
Letter from R. C. Cutts to his son
Item 12 of 146
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New York, Feb. 26, 1869
My Dear Son,
I received your letter yesterday & was so glad to have you write, not only to hear what you say, but it will accustom you to express your ideas properly…
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- R. C. Cutts
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- English
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- FamilyCorrespondenceNew York
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