Creator: | Callender, James T., 1758-1803 |
Date(s): | 1793 October 24 |
Call Number: | MSS 0099, F0031 |
Language: | Materials entirely in
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Abstract: | One autograph letter written and signed by political pamphleteer, James Thomson Callender, to bookseller, Matthew Carey, promising to bring in a copy of "the history about which you enquired," and recommending a friend for a position within Carey's firm, "You advertise for a Clerk. There is a very genteel decent young man, for whose moral Character I can pledge myself without fear, who would perhaps suit you and whom I should be happy to introduce to such a valuable friend as experience entitles me to think you. His name is Joseph Calder...You can if agreeable make a trial of him...," dated October 24, 1793. |
Physical Description: | 1 item (1 page) |
Immediate Source of Acquisition: | Purchase, 1985. |
Processing Information: | Processed and encoded by George Apodaca, April 2016. Finding aid prepared using Describing Archives: A Content Standard |
One autograph letter written and signed by political pamphleteer, James Thomson Callender, to bookseller, Matthew Carey, promising to bring in a copy of "the history about which you enquired," and recommending a friend for a position within Carey's firm, "You advertise for a Clerk. There is a very genteel decent young man, for whose moral Character I can pledge myself without fear, who would perhaps suit you and whom I should be happy to introduce to such a valuable friend as experience entitles me to think you. His name is Joseph Calder...You can if agreeable make a trial of him...," dated October 24, 1793.
Box 2, F0031: Shelved in SPEC MSS 0099 manuscript boxes.
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MSS 0099, F0031, J. Thomson Callender letter to Matthew Carey, Special Collections, University of Delaware Library, Newark, Delaware.
This item forms part of MSS 0099 Miscellaneous Literary and Historical Manuscripts.
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J. Thomson Callender letter to Matthew Carey, 1793 October 24 | Box 2, F0031 |