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4. Letters of Thomas Hassall
Samuel Hassall
Samuel Marsden
Robert Campbell
Miscellaneous
Law letters
prisoners letters
X Parramatta 15 May 1811
My dear Son Thomas
As your dear brother Saml. [Samuel]
is gon [gone] to [indecipherable] - I have took the liberty
to answer yours of yesterday by saying
that we received the [indecipherable] Cord
your Mothers Coat the powder & shot
and likewise the Books which as
more fit for Mr. Bevan than myself
tell Bevan not to make the other
pair until he does mine.
Mr. Christie is just come
from the Marsdens and brings us the
happy news that our dear friend
Mrs Marsden is much better and can
spake a word or Two. My dear Son
what manner of persons ought we to
be seeing we all are subject to the
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