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You wish to know my opinion of | Dear Cousin | ||
Mr Curtis & no man is perfect, we all have | You wish to know my opinion of Mr Curtis &c no man is perfect, we all have our shortcomings, people living in a community stronly [sic] & powerfully operated upon by party feelings and prejudice view these shortcomings very differently in those who sympathize with us, from those whose sympathy cross our path - Mr Curtis is a man of talents, a man of much energy of Character, he is very much respected by his Church in Chicago, is conservative in his feelings and I have no doubt would make himself quite acceptable in Galesbury had it not been for party feeling which so lamentably prevails, those teachers who have not rendered themselves [[underlined: particularly]] obnoxious by their previous course I [[underlined: think]] need be under no apprehension that thro' the agency of Mr C they will be displaced on account of their being Congregationalists. I went to the depot to meet the cars last Saturday evening hoping to see you, love to you & your sister | ||
our shortcomings, people living in a community | Afftyly yours | ||
stronly & powerfully operated upon by | D. L Roberts | ||
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those whose sympathy | |||
Mr Curtis is | |||
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by his Church in Chicago, is conservative in his | |||
feelings and I have no doubt would make | |||
himself quite acceptable in Galesbury | |||
Latest revision as of 04:45, 31 December 2022
Dear Cousin
You wish to know my opinion of Mr Curtis &c no man is perfect, we all have our shortcomings, people living in a community stronly [sic] & powerfully operated upon by party feelings and prejudice view these shortcomings very differently in those who sympathize with us, from those whose sympathy cross our path - Mr Curtis is a man of talents, a man of much energy of Character, he is very much respected by his Church in Chicago, is conservative in his feelings and I have no doubt would make himself quite acceptable in Galesbury had it not been for party feeling which so lamentably prevails, those teachers who have not rendered themselves underlined: particularly obnoxious by their previous course I underlined: think need be under no apprehension that thro' the agency of Mr C they will be displaced on account of their being Congregationalists. I went to the depot to meet the cars last Saturday evening hoping to see you, love to you & your sister
Afftyly yours
D. L Roberts