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  2. Fonds Sir Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine. - 1830-1864, surtout 1837-1851.
  3. Correspondance . - 1835-1864
  4. Lettre de Robert Baldwin à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine : Toronto . - 31 mai 1844
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Lettre de Robert Baldwin à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine : Toronto . - 31 mai 1844

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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31 mai 1844 (indexed as 1844)
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Lettre où Robert Baldwin transmet diverses nouvelles politiques et judiciaires à La Fontaine. Titre basé sur le contenu de la pièce. Le document est en anglais. La pièce portait originellement le numéro 000340.
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A handwritten letter in faded brown ink on lined-looking aged paper, written in cursive English and headed with a place name and date at the top right. The salutation reads 'My dear Friend' and the text is a personal letter of several paragraphs, ending with a signature near the bottom. A reference number is stamped in the top right corner, and a small library or archive stamp appears at the lower right.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Toronto 31 May 1844My dear FriendThe gentleman from whom Ireceived the letter of which I sent you a copyis Mr Andrew N Buell of Brockville. Ido not understand that it was read at thetrial on the contrary that it was shewnto him for the first time after the trial. Hadit been read in Court there would be nodelicacy I should think in publishingit - I think I have the right to makeuse of the letter confidentially among myfriends - But I agree with you entirely as tothe inexpediency of my being a party toits publication in the newspapers actingupon their viewsSullivan Small & Wake000340The Gentlemen from whom I received the letter which I sent you a copy is Mr Andrew N Brell of Stockholm. I do not understand that it was read at the trial on the contrary that it was shown him for the first time after the trial. And if it had been read in Court I should have no delicacy I should think in publishing it. I think I have no right to make use of this letter confidentially among my friends. But I agree with you entirely as to the inexpediency of my being a party to its publication in the newspapers acting upon these views. I had shown it confidentially to Mr Mullen & Mr Mabe(?) Mr L. W. GladstoneAndrew StuartRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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