Thomas Fisher Correspondence, 22 December 1838-16 December 1849

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12 letters from Thomas Fisher (Honolulu, Oahu) to his mother and brother.

Subjects include: his health; his position with Doctor Rookes; work as carpenter; his wife and son; wages; requests carpenter's tools; establishment of opposition press; description of the islands; has been to Californian Gold Fields; 'we have the place here at present very full of strange faces from the gold diggings come to weather the winter out'.

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