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Size | 16 items. |
Abstract | MICROFILM ONLY. Chiefly letters, 1865-1866, from C. G. Gunter describing Rio de Janeiro, the country of Brazil and its government, and his plans to settle there, and letters to Gunter from his children. Also included are an 1853 letter from Charles A. Poellnitz to his wife about his trip from Niagara to Montreal, Canada, on a lake steamer, describing the scenery along the way and the city of Montreal; and an 1881 letter, written from Paris, to William A. Gunter about the education of his daughter. |
Creator | Gunter, C. G., fl. 1865-1866.
Gunter (Family : Gunter, C. G. (Charles Grandison), 1806-1883) Poellnitz family. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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Encoded by: Noah Huffman, December 2007
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MICROFILM ONLY. Chiefly letters, 1865-1866, from C. G. Gunter describing Rio de Janeiro, the country of Brazil and its government, and his plans to settle there, and letters to Gunter from his children. Also included are an 1853 letter from Charles A. Poellnitz to his wife about his trip from Niagara to Montreal, Canada, on a lake steamer, describing the scenery along the way and the city of Montreal; and an 1881 letter, written from Paris, to William A. Gunter about the education of his daughter.
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