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    <mods:namePart>Garrison, William Lloyd</mods:namePart>
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  <mods:abstract>Henry Vincent writes to William Lloyd Garrison and his son, Francis Jackson Garrison, as they "are 'heading' into the Atlantic." He tells them a story about a doctor on board one ship who, because "of the fineness of the weather and the smoothness of the sea," was left with no patients and complained, "I have a wife and children at home, and I wish some one would be graciously permitted to break a collar-bone!!" VIncent says he can see them "sailing towards Queenstown" and that he "shall have breakfast with you in Queenstown Harbour (in imagination).</mods:abstract>
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  <mods:note>Title devised by cataloger.</mods:note>
  <mods:note>The folder contains a stamped envelope addressed to "William Lloyd Garrison Esq Care of the Captain Cunard Royal Mail Steamer 'Bosnia' Queestown Harbour Ireland" and is postmarked with stamps reading "C Whitby Au 25 77" and "Queenstown A Au 27 77". It includes a three pence postage stamp and a one penny, "penny red," stamp, both featuring Queen Victoria.</mods:note>
  <mods:note>Additionally, the folder also contains a puprle card titled, "Sound an Alarm." with a poem and a number of quotes about the importance of temperance. It was published by the "United Kingdom Alliance, 44, John Dalton Street, Manchester."</mods:note>
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