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Correspondence from George Walter Chamberlain to Fannie Hardy Eckstorm ca. 1942, part 1
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| + | Malden, Mass. Feb 4, 1942 | ||
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| + | Mrs. Fannie Hardy Eckstorm, | ||
| + | 173 Wilson Street, Brewer, Maine | ||
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| + | Dear Mrs. Eckstorm: | ||
| + | Some ten years ago or more I received a letter from you about my story of the Pegqwacket Fight of 1725. As I remember I told you that I now believe that no one engaged in the fight on that day knew who shot Paugus. I edited a revised edition of the Expeditions of Kidder and included all relating to the Fight in 1909 which was published by William Abbott in New York. Perhaps there may be a copy in the Bangor Public LIbrary. I have only one copy of the reprint. | ||
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29 Hillside Avenue Malden, Mass. Feb 4, 1942
Mrs. Fannie Hardy Eckstorm, 173 Wilson Street, Brewer, Maine
Dear Mrs. Eckstorm:
Some ten years ago or more I received a letter from you about my story of the Pegqwacket Fight of 1725. As I remember I told you that I now believe that no one engaged in the fight on that day knew who shot Paugus. I edited a revised edition of the Expeditions of Kidder and included all relating to the Fight in 1909 which was published by William Abbott in New York. Perhaps there may be a copy in the Bangor Public LIbrary. I have only one copy of the reprint.