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The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation

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satisfy your Committee in regard
to my skill & attainments as an
Architect - & may - & I hope _will_ have
a tendency to bias them in my
favor -

I regret exceedingly my
inability to meet them in Wednesday
next - the more so as there are many
points about my plans which I
feared might be overlooked without
a personal explanation - but as I
am persuaded each design will meet
with due consideration I feel perfectly
safe in your hands -

Allow me to remain

Gent.

Your {most} {Obedient} {Servant}

E. G. Lind

Letter from E.G. Lind
Oct. 6. 1860

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satisfy your Committee in regard
to my skill & attainments as an
Architect - & may - & I hope _will_ have
a tendency to bias [th?]em in my
favor -

I regret exceedingly my
inability to meet [th?]em in Wednesday
nex[t?] - the more so as there are many
points about my plans which I
feared might be overlooked without
a personal explanation - but as I
am pursuaded each design will meet
with due consideration I feel perfectly
safe in your hands -

Allow me to remain
[Gentn?]
Your [Mo?] [Obedt?]. [Servt?]

E. [G?]. Lind

Letter from E.G. Lind
Oct. 6. 1860