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Elias Warner Leavenworth
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Elias Warner Leavenworth
Excerpt from Elias Warner Leavenworth: Born December 20, 1803, Died November 24, 1887; Memorial To this latter class belonged, in a pre-eminent sense, he to whose memory the brief tribute of these pages is devoted elias warner leavenworth. His was a mind so generously endowed, his body so nobly constituted, his character so securely founded on the best and broadest principles of humanity and thereupon so moulded and builded by his own native powers and high purposes, that the whole structure, in the ripeness of years, was looked upon by all who knew him, with the highest respect and esteem. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find mo...
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ALS. Describing a hectic schedule of speeches, travel, and sleepless nights, Sibley informs Leavenworth that he will arrive in Syracuse two days hence.
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