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Start Over Creator Minor, Lucian, 1802-1858 Subjects Abolitionists--Periodicals
College of William and Mary

Lucian Minor Papers

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The collection includes a letter written by Minor to an unknown person on August 2, 1857. In addition to personal news, he disucsses an abolitionist paper, "The Kentucky News." He further describes living in Williamsburg since 1855 to chair the law department. He states that it is a "pleasant place to live in: abounding in people both polite and kind."

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Lucian Minor Papers 0.15 Linear Feet

Minor, Lucian, 1802-1858

The collection includes a letter written by Minor to an unknown person on August 2, 1857. In addition to personal news, he disucsses an abolitionist paper, "The Kentucky News." He further describes living in Williamsburg since 1855 to chair the law department. He states that it is a "pleasant place to live in: abounding in people both polite and kind."

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