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Letter from Carrie Cobb to Bradford McIntire

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November 31, 1937
Carrie A. W. Cobb writes to Professor Bradford Oliver McIntire, updating him in her life. Cobb discusses how members of the Class of 1881 became ministers, including "my husband Charles H. Rorer being one of the number, who received the medal for oratory from the Belles Letters Society." Cobb also mentions Francis Gamewell's missionary work in China during the Boxer Rebellion. Transcript included.
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