Memoir and Correspondence of Jeremiah Mason

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This book is gratefully inscribed by the editor and reviser to the first of the Noble Three Hundred subscribers for the Memoir before publication, thus making its issue possible.

Among these are the following:

Wells H. Blodgett, St. Louis, and Hon. W. W. Graves, Jefferson City, both of Mo.; Gardiner Lathrop, Chicago, E. B. Hamilton, Peoria, both of ill.; Harvey D. Goulder, Cleveland, Mortimer Matthews, Cincinnati, both of O.; Edgar T. Brackett, Saratoga Springs, Julien T. Davies, N. Y. C, both of N. Y.; Jas. Gay Gordon, Philadelphia, S. M. Hazlett, Pittsburg, both of Pa.; Hon. Robt. F.iRaymond, Boston, Wilmore B. Stone, Springfield, both of Mass.; Fred W.Lawrence, Showhegan, W. R. Roix, Presque Isle, both of Me.; Daniel Davenport, Bridgeport, Wm. H. Shields, Norwich, both of Conn.; Wm. P. Sheflaeld, Newport, R.I.; Waldron M. Ward, Newark, N. J.; Hon. Wm. B. Sawyer, Concord, Irving W. Drew, Lancaster, both of N. H.; Fred A. Baker, R. A. Parker, both of Detroit, Mich.; Messrs. Bouck, Hilton, Kluwin Dempsey, Oshkosh, and Burr W. Jones, Madison, all of Wis.; Wm. D.Mitchell, St, Paul, C. J. Rockwood, Minneapolis, both of Minn.; A. G. Sampson, Davenport, W. E. Mitchell, Council Bluffs, both of la.; Sharpless Walker, Miles City, Ransom Cooper, Great Falls, both of Mont.; Jess Hawley, Boise, J. C. Rogers, Burley, both of Idaho; Geo, A. Bangs, Grand Forks, S. D.; Clarence M.Beck, Salt Lake City, Utah; L. Ward Bannister, Denver, Saml H. Kinsley, Colorado Springs, both of Colo.; Jas. B.Howe, Seattle, Chas. O.Bates, Tacoma, both of Wash.; Wm. M. Abbott and S. H. Derby, both of San Francisco, Calif.; F. Dumont Smith, Hutchinson, Kans.; Harry Campbell, Tulsa, Okla.; E. J. Smith, Nashville, Marion Griffin, Memphis, both of Tenn.; Hon. Nelson Phillips, Austin, F. M. Etheridge, Dallas, both of Texas; David L. Withington, M. B. Henshaw, both of Honolulu, Hawaii territory; Herman Lewkowitz, Phoenix, Ariz.; Arthur F. Odlin, Arcadia, Fla.; also New York Public Library and N. Y. Historical Society, both of N. Y. City; Ky. State Library, Frankfort, Ky.' The Biddle Law Library, Philadelphia, Pa. and Two Hundred and Fifty more "immortals."

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