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To His Excellency Governor Washburn: | To His Excellency Governor Washburn: | ||
In pursuance [?] of the offer of reinforcements for the war, I ask if your Excellency desires and will accept my service. | In pursuance [?] of the offer of reinforcements for the war, I ask if your Excellency desires and will accept my service. | ||
| − | Perhaps it is not quite necessary to inform your Excellency who I am. I believe you will be satisfied with my antecedents. I am a son Brewer. For seven years past[?] I have been Professor in Bowdoin College. I have always been interested in military[?] matters and what I do not know that line, I know how to learn. | + | Perhaps it is not quite necessary to inform your Excellency who I am. I believe you will be satisfied with my antecedents. I am a son Brewer. For seven years past[?] I have been Professor in Bowdoin College. I have always been interested in military[?] matters, and what I do not know that line, I know how to learn [last clause underlined]. |
| + | Having been lately elected to a new department here, I am expecting to have leave, at the approaching commencement, to spend a year or more in Europe, in the service of the College. I am entirely unwilling, however, to accept this offer, if my Country needs my service ir exanoke gere, | ||
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�Brunswick July 14 1862. To His Excellency Governor Washburn:
In pursuance [?] of the offer of reinforcements for the war, I ask if your Excellency desires and will accept my service.
Perhaps it is not quite necessary to inform your Excellency who I am. I believe you will be satisfied with my antecedents. I am a son Brewer. For seven years past[?] I have been Professor in Bowdoin College. I have always been interested in military[?] matters, and what I do not know that line, I know how to learn [last clause underlined].
Having been lately elected to a new department here, I am expecting to have leave, at the approaching commencement, to spend a year or more in Europe, in the service of the College. I am entirely unwilling, however, to accept this offer, if my Country needs my service ir exanoke gere,