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Letters & papers of John Singleton Copley and Henry Pelham, 1739-1776 (1914)

Copley, John Singleton, 1738-1815, Pelham, Henry, 1749-1806 · [Boston] Massachusetts Historical Society · leaf 328

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ing, if Direc[t]ed to me inBoston, New England, and put on board any Vessells (ofwhich I am told there are many continually sailing fromLimeric and Cork) bound to Philadelphia, will come to handin the directest and speediest manner. A Gentleman of thisCity,1 who married a Sister of Mrs. Cfopley],… … 1774 Copley-Pelham Letters 271 Pleasure and Happyness, the Happyness in your Correspond-ance. You desire some account of your friends in America.My Hond Mother still continues in that declining way shewas in, when I wrote you last; she still retains the warmes[t]Regard for you; And I fullfill her…

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