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Wayland (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 107
To Francis G. Shaw. Wayland, 1862. I inclose twenty dollars, which I wish you would use for the contrabands in any way you think best. I did think of purchasing shoes, of which I understand they are much in need, but I concluded it was best to send to you to appropriate it as you choose. In November I expended eighteen dollars for clothing, mostly for women and children, and picked up all the garments, blankets, etc., that I could spare. I sent them to Fortress Monroe. Last week I gave A. L. twenty dollars toward a great box she is filling for Port Royal. My interest in the contrabands, everywhere, is exceedingly great; and at this crisis I feel that every one ought to be willing to do their utmost. I still have forty dollars left of a fund I have set apart for the contrabands. I keep it for future contingencies ; but if you think it is more needed now, say the word and you shall have it.
Fortress Monroe (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 107
To Francis G. Shaw. Wayland, 1862. I inclose twenty dollars, which I wish you would use for the contrabands in any way you think best. I did think of purchasing shoes, of which I understand they are much in need, but I concluded it was best to send to you to appropriate it as you choose. In November I expended eighteen dollars for clothing, mostly for women and children, and picked up all the garments, blankets, etc., that I could spare. I sent them to Fortress Monroe. Last week I gave A. L. twenty dollars toward a great box she is filling for Port Royal. My interest in the contrabands, everywhere, is exceedingly great; and at this crisis I feel that every one ought to be willing to do their utmost. I still have forty dollars left of a fund I have set apart for the contrabands. I keep it for future contingencies ; but if you think it is more needed now, say the word and you shall have it.
Port Royal, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 107
To Francis G. Shaw. Wayland, 1862. I inclose twenty dollars, which I wish you would use for the contrabands in any way you think best. I did think of purchasing shoes, of which I understand they are much in need, but I concluded it was best to send to you to appropriate it as you choose. In November I expended eighteen dollars for clothing, mostly for women and children, and picked up all the garments, blankets, etc., that I could spare. I sent them to Fortress Monroe. Last week I gave A. L. twenty dollars toward a great box she is filling for Port Royal. My interest in the contrabands, everywhere, is exceedingly great; and at this crisis I feel that every one ought to be willing to do their utmost. I still have forty dollars left of a fund I have set apart for the contrabands. I keep it for future contingencies ; but if you think it is more needed now, say the word and you shall have it.
Francis G. Shaw (search for this): chapter 107
To Francis G. Shaw. Wayland, 1862. I inclose twenty dollars, which I wish you would use for the contrabands in any way you think best. I did think of purchasing shoes, of which I understand they are much in need, but I concluded it was best to send to you to appropriate it as you choose. In November I expended eighteen dollars for clothing, mostly for women and children, and picked up all the garments, blankets, etc., that I could spare. I sent them to Fortress Monroe. Last week I gave A. L. twenty dollars toward a great box she is filling for Port Royal. My interest in the contrabands, everywhere, is exceedingly great; and at this crisis I feel that every one ought to be willing to do their utmost. I still have forty dollars left of a fund I have set apart for the contrabands. I keep it for future contingencies ; but if you think it is more needed now, say the word and you shall have it.
1862 AD (search for this): chapter 107
To Francis G. Shaw. Wayland, 1862. I inclose twenty dollars, which I wish you would use for the contrabands in any way you think best. I did think of purchasing shoes, of which I understand they are much in need, but I concluded it was best to send to you to appropriate it as you choose. In November I expended eighteen dollars for clothing, mostly for women and children, and picked up all the garments, blankets, etc., that I could spare. I sent them to Fortress Monroe. Last week I gave A. L. twenty dollars toward a great box she is filling for Port Royal. My interest in the contrabands, everywhere, is exceedingly great; and at this crisis I feel that every one ought to be willing to do their utmost. I still have forty dollars left of a fund I have set apart for the contrabands. I keep it for future contingencies ; but if you think it is more needed now, say the word and you shall have it.
November (search for this): chapter 107
To Francis G. Shaw. Wayland, 1862. I inclose twenty dollars, which I wish you would use for the contrabands in any way you think best. I did think of purchasing shoes, of which I understand they are much in need, but I concluded it was best to send to you to appropriate it as you choose. In November I expended eighteen dollars for clothing, mostly for women and children, and picked up all the garments, blankets, etc., that I could spare. I sent them to Fortress Monroe. Last week I gave A. L. twenty dollars toward a great box she is filling for Port Royal. My interest in the contrabands, everywhere, is exceedingly great; and at this crisis I feel that every one ought to be willing to do their utmost. I still have forty dollars left of a fund I have set apart for the contrabands. I keep it for future contingencies ; but if you think it is more needed now, say the word and you shall have it.