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Letter to Conant? from P.T. Barnum, March 15, 1883 This letter discusses travel arrangements and Barnum taking a train so he can see the animals fed. P.T. Barnum wrote a large number of letters in his time, and as a public figure, received many in return. These manuscripts offer insight into his personal life via correspondence with friends and family, his business interests including the American Museum and the circus, and his personality. The various correspondents demonstrate how vast his social circle was, and the space he occupied as a public figure during his own lifetime.
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