To the Public A Political Contention of 1834
A mixed public letter exchange from Gettysburg discusses support for a regional college and legislative aid, challenging private influence and confidential correspondence. It includes rebuttals from G. Mlean and T. Stevens, and a public defense of educational investment amid local political tensions.
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Sivvens
Sentinel
Gertysarng
Brey
Sir Tam
Ublic
Doe
Wien
Carhele
Smith
Pata
Lhoza
Giedtad
Tornoe
Zoura
G._MULEAN
T. SravEns
Collene
Adame
Michael
Ford
Youtho
Stevens
Garrisvens
Baeas
Poneill
Job, Miller
Meny Aleacsic
Mrcme
Aimi-Masonry
Thia Phare
Fido
Besing
Sat
Eeaeithichat
C. G.m'lean
T. Stevens
Parkas
Antly
G. Mlean
Tike Spiritoud
Certsin
Pf Stevens
Hin
Jedernown
Alams Conta
Tits Christ
Commonwealth
McLean
Dean
Charsrton
France
Tme
Seach
McLeto
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Eiher
Buitruuc
Fia
Perry
Peter Littl
Pennsylvania
Thomas McKiany
Liheny
America
Peter BR
Noel
Bayer
Generil Moy
Commodore Merry
Polar Mar
Rome
Gratinede
Lafayette
Liberty
Washington
Anel
Commodore Perry
John
Eagle of Liberty
Jacob Harto
Weimaiple
John Feliz
U. States
Com. Perry
Dfa
Soca Diekl
Charles
Peper
Junnaetabaradt
Regen Davey Wurrs
Hanpispune
Dee
Igv
MR. Mlean
G. G. McLean