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Understanding 9/11Finding aid for the John Torrey papers available from the LuEsther T. Mertz Library, New York Botanical Garden and online
Correspondence from A.D. Bache to John Torrey, dated May 22, 1843, discussing an unspecified upcoming "anniversary" for which Torrey will be travelling to Philadelphia. Bache expresses his pleasure at the prospect of seeing Torrey again and discussing "that Journal" and "other matters" at their leisure. To this end Bache invites Torrey to stay with him and his wife during his trip, suggesting that he come "as early as you can" and stay "as long."
Correspondence from A.D. Bache to John Torrey, dated May 22, 1843, discussing an unspecified upcoming "anniversary" for which Torrey will be travelling to Philadelphia. Bache expresses his pleasure at the prospect of seeing Torrey again and discussing "that Journal" and "other matters" at their leisure. To this end Bache invites Torrey to stay with him and his wife during his trip, suggesting that he come "as early as you can" and stay "as long."
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