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Letter from C. S. Davies to Samuel Cook concerning conditions in Northern Maine, 1828
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Letter from C. S. Davies to Samuel Cook concerning conditions in Northern Maine, 1828

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In 1828 Charles S. Davies of Portland, wrote Samuel Cook, land agent at Houlton, concerning State and Federal support for Aroostook settlers in the Border Dispute with New Brunswick, as well as other matters. In the letter he refers to (John) Baker who, in 1827, raised a flag depicting an eagle partially surrounded by stars, in a community that was latter know as Fort Kent. New Brunswick authorities arrested Baker because they considered the act to be seditious. Davies also gives Cook information concerning some personal business matters in the letter.

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LC Subject Headings

Cook, Samuel--Correspondence
Davies, C.S.--Correspondence
Aroostook County (Me.)
Letters
New Brunswick (Cn.)--Boundaries--Maine
Maine--Boundaries--New Brunswick (Cn.)

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John Baker    Samuel Cook    Charles S. Davies

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