Letter from GEORGE PERKINS MARSH to MARY CHURCHILL BAIRD and SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD, dated June 7, 1849.

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Letter from GEORGE PERKINS MARSH to MARY CHURCHILL BAIRD and SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD, dated June 7, 1849.

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Title: Letter from GEORGE PERKINS MARSH to MARY CHURCHILL BAIRD and SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD, dated June 7, 1849.

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Marsh, George Perkins, 1801-1882

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Baird, Mary Churchill
Baird, Spencer Fullerton, 1823-1887

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Letter from GEORGE PERKINS MARSH to MARY CHURCHILL BAIRD and SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD, dated June 7, 1849., Original located at the Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washinton, D.C., file 7002., http://cdi.uvm.edu/collections/item/gpmmcb490607 (accessed May 20, 2013)

Letter from GEORGE PERKINS MARSH to MARY CHURCHILL BAIRD and SPENCER FULLERTON BAIRD, dated June 7, 1849.

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Washington June 7 49

Daughter Mary

I confess the soft impeachment. We are treacherous (not voluntarily, but neccesarily) in the matter of the promised visit. Seriously I do not think Mrs M. could bear to travel ten miles, or even five, by coach. She must go to Burlington, & needs the remainder of the time to [...] under the care of Dr Vandeveer at Plattsburgh. We shall sail in a few weeks, & go by way of London. If possible we shall go through Germany & France by steam -------------------------------- Page -------------------------------- boat & RRoad to the Mediterranean, & so by water to Constantinople. We leave tomorrow morning, & hope to reach N.Y. on Monday.

I write in haste unspeakable, but will make it up when I shall have seen the Grand Turk and now, dear Mary, wish love from me & mine to you & yours, farewell.

Yours truly

G P Marsh

Dear Baird

I believe you must disgorge Kröyer. Send it if you please, to Garrigue's for me. What can I do for you in Turkey? I think it will be all right [line missing] the Smith -------------------------------- Page -------------------------------- sonian. Jewett will do all he can, & if Mr Bache is right there will be no trouble. Henry is here, but is a very unpunctual correspondent.

Yours truly

G P M
P.S. I have seen young [Cuyler?] & like him. No Sec. is allowed to the Turkish mission except the Dragoman, who will not be removed, & of course I can do nothing for Mr C. The appointment is by the President & Senate

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