Roger Pryor’s letter to Professor Holladay
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Roger Pryor’s letter to Professor Holladay
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Roger Pryor’s (HSC Class of 1846) letter to Professor Holladay.
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1843-06-12
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10010421
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New York, 12 Th July, 1843
My Dear Sir!
If I had not been disabled by ill-health, I would have promptly conveyed to you my own thanks and the thanks of my family, for your very kind letter. My visit to Hampden Sidney gave me unalloyed gratification; and not the least agreeable incident was the opportunity afforded to me of making the acquaintance – may I not say – of conciliating the friendship of yourself and Prof: Blair. The Address, I am pleased to tell you, is not thought here to be unworthy of our Alma Mater: but on the contrary, is read and extolled far beyond my expectations. I hope it may do our college some good. I send by mail one hundred copies, wrapped ready for address, which you can distribute as you please. Again, I beg to assure you, that I cordially feel your kindness, not only as manifest I your good opinion, but especially that you have taken the trouble to write me words of sympathy and congratulation.
Very Truly Your Friend.
Roger A Pryor
Prof Holladay.
My Dear Sir!
If I had not been disabled by ill-health, I would have promptly conveyed to you my own thanks and the thanks of my family, for your very kind letter. My visit to Hampden Sidney gave me unalloyed gratification; and not the least agreeable incident was the opportunity afforded to me of making the acquaintance – may I not say – of conciliating the friendship of yourself and Prof: Blair. The Address, I am pleased to tell you, is not thought here to be unworthy of our Alma Mater: but on the contrary, is read and extolled far beyond my expectations. I hope it may do our college some good. I send by mail one hundred copies, wrapped ready for address, which you can distribute as you please. Again, I beg to assure you, that I cordially feel your kindness, not only as manifest I your good opinion, but especially that you have taken the trouble to write me words of sympathy and congratulation.
Very Truly Your Friend.
Roger A Pryor
Prof Holladay.
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“Roger Pryor’s letter to Professor Holladay,” Hampden-Sydney College Digital Repository, accessed November 21, 2024, https://zzz-adm-host-084r.hsc.edu/items/show/416.