1925 GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER. Fine Autograph Letter by Slave who Became Important American Scientist Eschatology pastor of Presbyterian & Congregational

pastor of Presbyterian & Congregational churches

Journal from 1871-1873

Church History of New England

such should seriously weigh what the Lord speaks concerning some that pretended to be his servants when he never employed them to His work

1925 GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER. Fine Autograph Letter by Slave who Became Important American Scientist Eschatology pastor of Presbyterian & CongregationalA fine one page framing example of a letter dating from his time as head of the Agricultural Department at Tuskegee. The letter pertains to a syrup under research by H. G. Gore of the Department of Agriculture in Washington, D. C. It is unclear if it is a sample of Carver's cough syrup, or one of his others, such as a pumpkin and a peanut syrup he developed. Very crisp and clean; sterling example to house with a photo in frame. George Washington