Coit Correspondence of 1871, or, The Second Trip to New Brunswick by the Coit Family (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171930891)

Explore 19th-century travel and family life through the eyes of the Coit family in "Coit Correspondence of 1871, or, The Second Trip to New Brunswick by the Coit Family." This collection of letters, compiled by A. H. Davis, chronicles the Coit family's journey to New Brunswick, offering a glimpse into their experiences, observations, and interactions. The correspondence provides valuable insights into the social customs, daily life, and travel conditions of the era. Readers interested in American history, family narratives, and historical travel accounts will find this volume both informative and engaging. Discover the charm and challenges of a bygone era as you trace the Coit family's footsteps through their personal letters.

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