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James Innerarity to Harry Toulmin, November 24, 1810
Complete two-image letter, including continuation, signature and address line. Distinct from the letter of November 22.
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Innerarity urges Toulmin and Col. Sparks to prevent bloodshed, describes the governor's intentions as he understands them, and hopes to entrust his wife and child to Capt. Gaines. The letter records Innerarity's perspective and proposals; it does not independently establish the governor's intentions or subsequent events.
- Date
- 1810-11-24
- Credits
- James Innerarity (author); Harry Toulmin (recipient)
- Publisher
- Unpublished letter
- Where to find it
- All two LOC images held. First image received locally, second retrieved from LOC on 2026-10-03. Image PDF: 2 pages; Text PDF: 2 pages.
- Reference collection
- Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, James Madison Papers
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AI-assisted transcription visually compared with the selected source images by Codex; no independent human proofread. Bracketed text is editorial. The source scan remains authoritative. Handwriting uncertainties are bracketed, including [liked?]; a deleted word is identified. Punctuation and paragraph breaks regularized. Both source images remain authoritative.
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James Innerarity to Harry Toulmin, November 24, 1810. Library of Congress, Manuscript Division, James Madison Papers. mjm016109; mjm.12_0955_0956; Series 1, General Correspondence; microfilm reel 12.
Public domain manuscript dated 1810; Library of Congress James Madison Papers rights statement permits use and reuse.
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