Letter from Charles Lenox Remond, Dublin, [Ireland], to William Lloyd Garrison, 1841 October 2d

Charles Lenox Remond writes to William Lloyd Garrison that he has "served our cause in Ireland as far south as the city of Cork [and] if I do nothing more I shall not regret my visit." Remond also states that "our cause is fast becoming valuable its dimenstions are being better known [and] appreciated." He closes the letter by asking Garrison to forward the Liberator to "Richd Grubb, Esq." On the second page, Remond asks Garrison to tell "friend Collins [and] Mrs. Chapman" that the "Bazaar Box from Ireland will be a good one."

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