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Partial letter from Jonathan Baldwin Turner to unknown, undated

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Title
Partial letter from Jonathan Baldwin Turner to unknown, undated
Creator
Turner, Jonathan Baldwin  
Description
The postscript of a letter from Jonathan Baldwin Turner to an unknown recipient. Turner states that the strongest political defenders of the scheme to start a university were Abraham Lincoln, Senator Douglas, and General Grant. He writes of Douglas' sudden passing and the first time he saw Grant.
Extent
1 sheet (2 pages)
Dimensions
24.9 cm
Language
eng
Genre Subject
Correspondence  
Collection/Series, subseries/box/folder
MS 333: Correspondence: Outgoing; Box 1, Folder: 1834-1893
Collection Title
Jonathan Baldwin Turner Papers
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Acquisition information
Donated by Mary Turner Carriel in 1913 or by her son Reverend Charles A. Carriel in 1939.
Repository
Illinois History and Lincoln Collections
Type
  • Correspondence  
  • Text  
Identifier
0333_003_005_29
Collection
Jonathan Baldwin Turner Papers (Digitized Content)
TitlePartial letter from Jonathan Baldwin Turner to unknown, undated
CreatorTurner, Jonathan Baldwin  
DescriptionThe postscript of a letter from Jonathan Baldwin Turner to an unknown recipient. Turner states that the strongest political defenders of the scheme to start a university were Abraham Lincoln, Senator Douglas, and General Grant. He writes of Douglas' sudden passing and the first time he saw Grant.
Extent1 sheet (2 pages)
Dimensions24.9 cm
Languageeng
Genre SubjectCorrespondence  
Collection/Series, subseries/box/folderMS 333: Correspondence: Outgoing; Box 1, Folder: 1834-1893
Collection TitleJonathan Baldwin Turner Papers
RightsNo Copyright - United States
Acquisition informationDonated by Mary Turner Carriel in 1913 or by her son Reverend Charles A. Carriel in 1939.
RepositoryIllinois History and Lincoln Collections
Type
  • Correspondence  
  • Text  
Identifier0333_003_005_29
CollectionJonathan Baldwin Turner Papers (Digitized Content)

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