GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS - LETTER - SIGNED - RUN AWAY SLAVES - 1865

Description: GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS Autograph letter, 2 pages, integral leaf, July 3, 1865 North Shore, Staten Island, N.Y. to William E. Dodge, Jr ** Signed: "G.W. Curtis" Curtis thanks Dodge for sending an essay by his father, William E. Dodge, ***for circulation and possible publication. Condition: mailing folds, else fine ** William E. Dodge, Jr (1832-1903) was an American businessman, activist andphilanthropist. *** William E. Dodge (1805-1883) was an American businessman, politician and activist. Represented New York's 8th congressional district in the United States Congress (1866-67). In 1833 he and his father-in-law, Anson Green Phelps, founded the trading firm Phelps, Dodge and Co.,which in 1908 became one of America's largest copper mining companies Phelps Dodge Corporation. His eldest son, William E. Dodge, Jr, assumed control of Phelps Dodge Company after his death. William George Curtis was an American writer, public speaker, magazine editor. He was a supporter of runaway African American slaves, advocate of women's suffrage; civil rights, civil service and educational reforms. Born: 1824, Providence, Rhode Island; died: 1892, New York City, New York. George Houle Houle Rare Books & Autographs Palm Springs, California SINCE 1976 PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 2 DAYS OF PURCHASE.Multiple purchases may be combined to save on shipping. All items are shipped via USPS - MAIL. International packages ship at HIGHER RATES. WE SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please print out this page after your purchase as your LOA or COA. We Guarantee Authenticity Of All Signed Items! We Are Members of ABAA and PADA.

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