August 26, 1864
Addressed to Garrison, Tappan regrets that he cannot attend a meeting to which Garrison has invited him, in Philadelphia, due to his age and infirmity. “During the years that have intervened since we last met, I have often recalled the time when we were united in working for the slave, and regretted than any occurrences should have estranged us from each other.”
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