James A. Garfield Writes His Best Friend, Telling Him That He Has Been “closely engaged in the political campaign”
Garfield served as a Congressman from 1863-1880. His time was much taken up by political affairs.
Autograph letter signed, Hiram, Ohio, October 15, 1871, to Thomas W. Phillips, his most intimate personal friend. “Yours of the 11th instant is received. I am greatly rejoiced to hear that Charles is improving, and that we may now confidently look for his complete recovery. I have greatly desired to visit you,...
Autograph letter signed, Hiram, Ohio, October 15, 1871, to Thomas W. Phillips, his most intimate personal friend. “Yours of the 11th instant is received. I am greatly rejoiced to hear that Charles is improving, and that we may now confidently look for his complete recovery. I have greatly desired to visit you, and do not yet abandon the hope of doing so before the next session of Congress begins. But I must go to New Hampshire next week and cannot now see my way clear to get to your house. Still I shall do so if I can.
“I have been closely engaged in the political campaign for the last two months…Much love to Pam and yourself.”
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