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Eliza Lucas Pinckney papers
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- "Published volume: the "1743" [i.e. 1750?] edition of The Complaint: or, Night-Thoughts on Life, Death, and Immortality, by Edward Young, inscribed, "This is the gift of The Rev[er]r[en]d Mr. Charles Lorimer, 20 Feby. 1749 to John Rattray, the Gift of John Rattray Esq. To Eliza Pinckney.""
- "Letter, 1 Mar. [1775] (Belmont) to "My Dear Child" [Harriott Horry], mentioning wedding of Rebecca Doyley, "poor Child! she is not quite fourteen," reporting the estate sale of Mrs. Elliott's African American slaves, and adding that her "Cook was sold with all his family together"; letter, 6 July 1783 (Charleston, S.C.) to "My dear Child" [Daniel Huger Horry?], recommending that he look after the interests of Roger Pinckney who "comes to England to be educated" and urging him to be diligent in his studies and "endeavour after improvement in every virtue.""
- "Three letters, 8 Apr. 1773 - 6 July 1783, of family and local news, and one inscribed volume, published 1743."
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- "Eliza Lucas Pinckney papers"