McMaster, B. J. Alphonsus, Hyde Park, New York, to Rev. Edgar P. Wadhams, Ticonderoga, New York, 1845 August 2
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McMaster has no hope of seeing Wadhams because he sails for London at midnight. He will write again from London. After reaching St. Trond he will write to Wadhams occasionally even though he does not intend to continue any regular correspondence, nor does he know what his address will be. Wadhams is to inquire for this to Father Gabriel Rumpler C.SS.R. with whom McMaster intends to correspond. He cannot understand why Wadhams should avoid Rumpler when he does not press or over-persuade people. McMaster has told Caperly and Sons that Wadhams would pay them in two or three months the five dollars owed them. He tells Wadhams not put off too long his most necessary business. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.
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- Creation: 1845 August 2
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English.
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