Bruté, Father Simon Gabriel, On board The Blooming Rose, to William Seton, in care of Antonio Filicchi and Brothers, Leghorn, Italy, 1815 October 17
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They are on their way. William will rejoice in the hope that Bruté will soon be talking with his mother Mother Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton. He is to pray that they can prepare a happy future for religion in William's country. Bruté is leaving with three companions animated by the best of intentions. Bishop William Louis Dubourg will give them the best advantage. William is to persevere in principle and practice. Bruté sends his respects to the Messrs. Filicchi; he is sorry he could not accompany William., P.S. William's mother would not have wanted Bruté to write so short a letter but he believes William will keep Bruté's work in his prayers; with that, letters are superfluous. :: II-1-a A.L.S. French 2pp. 4to., 4
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- Creation: 1815 October 17
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English.
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