Cornelius Bowman Campbell letters, outgoing, 1838-1848

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Box 1
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40 items
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Campbell wrote the letters as a young man to his father, except for the first one, which was written to both parents. Letter topics include Grahamism and water cures, health of family members, his debts and money-making pursuits, and his attendance at Oneida Institute. There is only occasional mention of his abolitionist and temperance beliefs and work.

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