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The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation

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Rt. Rev. James He. Otey

University Place

Tenn. Newbern NC. Oct. 1. 1860.

Rt. Rev & Dear Sir: Whilst my heart is with you, no{?}
the great work, of which I trust the event you are about to
celebrate & to witness which you have so kindly invited me, is
but the earnest of its greatness and success I truly regret
that I cannot be (personally) present. I am in the midst
of my circuit, & I have consequently engagements which I
cannot forego. -- God grant you success in this great undertaking,
& that it may {illegible: recomend?} to His Glory & the honour of His
Church. -- Very truly your friend & Obdt sert

James W. Bryant

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{25}

Rt. Rev. James He. Otey

University Place

Tenn. Newbern NC. Oct. 1. 1860.

Rt. Rev & Dear Sir: Whilst my heart is with you, no
the great work, of which I trust the event you are about to
celebrate & to witness which you have so kindly invited me, is
but the earnest of its greatness and success I truly regret
that I cannot be (personally) present. I am in the midst
of my circuit, & I have consequently engagements which I
cannot forego. -- God grant you success in this great undertaking,
& that it may {illegible} to His Glory & the honour of His
Church. -- Very truly your friend & Obdt sert

James W. Bryant