Edward Robinson and his family in Europe (1837–40), during which time E. R. made his first trip to the Middle East
Abstract
H-2 1839, Nov. 27 Letter to E. R. in Berlin from Elisabeth in Detroit. [very light ink and difficult to read] She writes the letter on the day preceding the annual festival of Thanksgiving proclaimed in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Illinois, but not in Michigan. Says "there is a political revolution in this state and Judge Woodbridge, whose wife is a Trumbull, is the Whig Governor." Gen. Scott and a regiment of soldiers is stationed in Dearborn because "rumor has it that the patriots might make trouble."
Note
1839, November 27 - Letter to Edward Robinson from his sister Elisabeth.
Family letters to E. R. , 1838–1840
Description: 4 pages; sent Detroit Nov. 27 1839, received Berlin March 5 1840 (!). Elisabeth R. explains delays in letters.
Robinson, E. & Robinson, E. .
(1839-1840).
Detroit, Nov. 27, 1839. Rev. Edward Robinson, D.D., Berlin Prussia.
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Robinson, Edward and Robinson, Elisabeth.
1839-1840.
“Detroit, Nov. 27, 1839. Rev. Edward Robinson, D.D., Berlin Prussia”.
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