Letter from W.P. Strickland to James B. Finley

Authors

W.P. Strickland

Files

Description

Strickland (Agent for American Bible Society) informs Finley that almost 2000 books have come in. [Finley had requested donations for the prison library in 1846]. He encloses Samuel A. Latta's "scurrulous piece" in relation to Finley filled with many lies. Strickland sends regards and condolences to Brother Dewey (Col. Laurin Dewey, Warden) in the wake of Mrs. Dewey's illness. Abstract Number - 582

Abstract Number

582

Publication Date

11-25-1848

City

Cincinnati

Keywords

State Prison Letters; Prisoner Reading; Donations; Finley/Latta Quarrel; Samuel A. Latta; Laurin Dewey

Recommended Citation

Strickland, W.P., "Letter from W.P. Strickland to James B. Finley" (1848). Finley Letters. 878.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/878