James Pleasants, Jr. Letter to his Cousin

Collection

Identifier: UA 5.245

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Scope and Contents

Pleasants' letter states that he left two volumes of Blair's lectures with his Cousin Mary when he was last in Richmond, having been informed by his son Hampden that he would not need them during the present session at William & Mary. However, Hampden informed Pleasants that he was attending lectures on Belles Letters and that the book would be necessary but he is using a copy belonging to Joshua Storrs. Pleasants asks his cousin to send the books along to Williamsburg should anyone be heading that way.

Dates

Creation: 1815 December 12

Creator

Pleasants, James, 1769-1836 (Person)

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