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Col. Dewey writes that he is glad Finley's health has improved. Dewey was very concerned when Finley left for General Conference in Pittsburgh, fearing that he would not be able to handle the journey and his duties at the Conference. He also tells Finley that the chaplain "substitutes" are doing a fine job at the prison. Dewey expresses his best wishes and hopes to see Finley return "in good health and spirits." Abstract Number - 1096
Abstract Number
1096
Publication Date
5-21-1848
City
Columbus State Prison
Keywords
State Prison Letters; Finley Health; General Conference of 1848; Chaplaincy
Recommended Citation
Dewey, Laurin, "Letter from Laurin Dewey to James B. Finley" (1848). Finley Letters. 1080.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1080