Frederick Douglass to Francis Jackson, January 5, 1848
Rochester 5 Jan. 1848
My Dear Friend,
Yours of first January came promptly to hand. I thanck you sincerely for your kindness in looking after trunks and have to say in regard to the bill of Mr. Curtis—you will do me a further kindness by paying the bill to the extent of the money in your hands. I have a short notice in for this weeks North Star of the letter to the people of United States By Rev. Theodore Parker.
With Sincere love to yourself and family, Yours
Frederick Douglass
Creator
Douglass, Frederick
Date
1848-01-05
Description
Frederick Douglass to Francis Jackson. ALS: Anti-Slavery Collection, MB. Conveys thanks for looking after luggage; asks him to pay Douglass’s bill.
Publisher
This document was calendared in the published volume and has not been published in full before.
Collection
Anti-Slavery Collection
Type
Letters
Publication Status
Unpublished
