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Three-page letter from Israel Warburton Putnam of Danvers, Massachusetts to Andrew Mack in Hanover, New Hampshire, informing him that Dartmouth scholars have a "want of taste. Another conspicuous trait is their pedandtry, an example of which is in the character of their P___. Dr. Smith's success in 'gouching' astonishing."

Three-page letter from James Adams of Hampton, New Hampshire to Andrew Mack of Gilmanton, New Hampshire, informing him that he is grateful for information re. summer boarder who "skipped." Mr. Cogswell has been preaching in Hampton. Rev. Morrison of Londonderry is ill with lung-fever.

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Three-page letter from Reuben Washburn of Boston to Andrew Mack in Hanover, New Hampshire informing him that he is reading law in Mr. Jackson's office. He recommends that writer commence practice in Newburyport. Taking advantage of all that Boston offers, attending theatre, churches, visiting The Athenaeum.

Letter from Samuel Osgood in New York to Andrew Mack in Hanover, New Hampshire, contemplating reunion at Hanover in June, expects M.A. degree at that time.