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this was dun [done] the nite [night] before I saw
him when he came to him self he
aperd [appeared ] to be sorey [sorry] for the a fens [offense] and
Crime thatt [that] he haid [had] comitted [committed] there
maid [made] people som times [sometimes] are as sensable [?]
as any people in the world att [at] times
and at other times no Devles [devils?] are half
so bad as them --- the furst [first] of
Desember [December] this is the last Day of my
Exibition [Exhibition] in this town I close to
night and leave after to morough [tomorrow]
for Paris distantes [distance] 220 mildes [miles] which
will take me 7 dayes [days] jurney [journey] my
museum goes in the post van and
costes [costs] me 2 Dollars per hundred waite [weight]
And I goe [go] in my one cotch [coach] and
horses

Samuel Hadlock of Islesford, Maine, documented his travels in Europe, where he exhibited a group of Inuit and Romani people as entertainment.

• Keywords: exhibition; Strasbourg; France(ACAD Journal Location); Paris