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Speed, J. J.

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Letter from Roger B. Taney to J. J. Speed

Letter from Roger B. Taney to J. J. Speed
Date
October 11, 1825

Baltimore attorney Roger Brooke Taney writes J. J. Speed, an attorney in Annapolis, and discusses a particular legal case. "The postponement of the case of Canals vs. McFadon is perfectly agreeable to me," as Taney explains.

Location
I-SpahrB-1965-6
Subject
Legal Affairs
Format
Letters/Correspondence
Time Period
1820-1839
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Letter from Roger B. Taney to J. J. Speed

Letter from Roger B. Taney to J. J. Speed

Letter from Roger B. Taney to J. J. Speed
Date
October 22, 1825

Attorney Roger Brooke Taney to another lawyer, J. J. Speed, about proving a certain point in a particular legal case. "Please see that this proof [is] introduced into the proceedings before a decision takes place," as Taney explains.

Location
I-SpahrB-1969-5
Subject
Legal Affairs
Format
Letters/Correspondence
Time Period
1820-1839
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Letter from Roger B. Taney to J. J. Speed

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