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| − | + | Brunswick July 17, 1962 | |
| + | Hon. Israel Washburn | ||
| + | My Dear Sir | ||
| + | |||
| + | Prof J.L. Chamberlain of our college has | ||
| + | finally consented to leave his present situation to | ||
| + | serve his country in her need -- we are all here | ||
| + | very much gratified though we shall deeply regret his | ||
| + | loss, the boys are full of enthusiasm and so | ||
| + | are the old men. I need not tell you the Prof | ||
| + | is a gentleman and scholar but let me | ||
| + | say that he is a man [underlined] | ||
| + | both of energy and sense and in our | ||
| + | opinion is as capable | ||
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Brunswick July 17, 1962 Hon. Israel Washburn My Dear Sir
Prof J.L. Chamberlain of our college has finally consented to leave his present situation to serve his country in her need -- we are all here very much gratified though we shall deeply regret his loss, the boys are full of enthusiasm and so are the old men. I need not tell you the Prof is a gentleman and scholar but let me say that he is a man [underlined] both of energy and sense and in our opinion is as capable