Scope and Contents Scope and ContentsLIvingstone's heath is improving; Livingstone feels that his slave Thomas at home in Virginia is the most intelligent one that he owns; Livingstone also feels that Thomas does not understand what he says; is of the opinion that "Livingtone's "expletives" frighten Thomas so much he doesn't pay attention to the rest of the sentence; suggested to Livingstone that he mioght speak more simply to his slave; hopes that Livingstone will be well on his [JM] return. 2...

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Including T's of ALS, 1p.