Letter from Edward Wigglesworth to John Lowell, 1781 January 3

Four leaves containing a four-and-a-half-page letter in the hand of Professor Edward Wigglesworth to John Lowell dated January 3, 1781. In the letter, Professor Wigglesworth describes the issues related to the deprecating value of paper money and the salaries of Harvard officers, and he provides recommendations for the General Court's grants to the College.

Inez Garcia, killed her rapist, pictured here in New York to get money and support for her new trial in June

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Senior Citizens at meeting about money and war

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Women discuss opening businesses to make more money

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Legal Aid workers on strike for more money

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One of many bag women who beg for money in mid-town

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Teen mother begs for money and supplies for her child in NYC

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Nursing home elderly demonstrate for more social security money

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More money for AIDS research protest at NY City Hall

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Gays demonstrate for AIDS money from government

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Act Up demonstration to raise more money for AIDS at City Hall Plaza

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Nursing home people demonstrate for more money

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