Letter to Robert Crawford
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I enclose you the very
flattering mention of you by
your Brother Officer after your
departure from the Land of
lakes and the manner in
which your dear Father is
mentioned must be highly
pleasing in his Turn.
I am [¿] to day who has
Invited me up in February
to Dinner to meet you,
I shall be in Town early on
that day when I shall Call
upon you & till then
Yours sincerely
[¿]
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Letter to Robert Crawford. 2024. In The Corpus of Modern Scottish Writing. Glasgow: University of Glasgow. Retrieved 21 November 2024, from http://www.scottishcorpus.ac.uk/cmsw/document/?documentid=278.
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Letter to Robert Crawford
Document Information
| Document ID | 278 |
| Title | Letter to Robert Crawford |
| Year group | 1800-1850 |
| Genre | Personal writing |
| Year of publication | 1821 |
| Wordcount | 76 |
Author information: Anonymous
| Author ID | 454 |
| Surname | Anonymous |
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