James D. Graham Letter to Graham's Sister

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  • Author : James Duncan Graham
  • Release Date : 1857
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  • Genre : Harbors
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  • File Size : 69,69 MB
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James D. Graham Letter to Graham's Sister by James Duncan Graham PDF Summary

Book Description: A letter dated February 19, 1857 sent from Washington, written by James D. Graham to his sister. He describes his journey to Chicago which was very pleasant. At the request of a Judge Woodworth, he plans to work towards the passing of a state House bill to repair Chicago Harbor, which he fears will fall into ruin if the bill does not pass. An appropriation for the Chicago Light House will pass the State House, which means he will work at the lighthouse for the summer months. He states that Duncan has been appointed to the Naval School [Annapolis] and prefers this to West Point, which he fears for the health of Duncan's chest during the West Point winter. Graham writes that he and his family plan to travel to Philadelphia in a few days.

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