1925 GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER. Fine Autograph Letter by Slave who Became Important American Scientist Irvingite and universally respected by all

and universally respected by all the churches in the circle of his extensive acquaintance

London and New York

In a Letter to a Presbyterian Friend

the first edition of Jeffrey's important work on Divine Healing

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1925 GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER. Fine Autograph Letter by Slave who Became Important American Scientist Irvingite and universally respected by allA fine one page framing example of a letter dating from his time as head of the Agricultural Department at Tuskegee. The letter pertains to a syrup under research by H. G. Gore of the Department of Agriculture in Washington, D. C. It is unclear if it is a sample of Carver's cough syrup, or one of his others, such as a pumpkin and a peanut syrup he developed. Very crisp and clean; sterling example to house with a photo in frame. George Washington