Dubord, Etienne, Montreal, Canada, to Archbishop Anthony Blanc, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1851 June 27

If time has not erased the memory of two unfortunate people at New Orleans, one demented, the other branded with shame, Dubord hopes that his appeal will not be in vain. He has already written on this subject through the Bishop of Montreal who will accompany this with a little note no enclosure. In Blanc's reply, Dubord's father found some words of consolation. Today, his father being on the brink of the grave, Dubord feels it his duty to dissipate the terrible conflict in which he is struggling. Dubord wants to talk of a last try to obtain the liberty of unfortunate Dubord and to learn if there is anything to alleviate the sad stay of his unfortunate sister. Dubord's family ask Blanc to believe in their deep gratitude for the favors he has already granted them. :: VI-1-a A.L.S. French 2pp. 4to.