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Summary
In this letter to Amos A. Phelps, Richard Stewart Renshaw discusses the state of affairs with respect to the mission in Jamaica. He also discusses his own financial problems, and asks for help and advice from Phelps. Finally, he talks about Phelps’s declining health.
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Date
1846
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