National Postal Museum
Letter from President Benjamin Harrison
October 28, 1891
Concerns over the relentless slaughter of the nation's waterfowl arose early in the nineteenth century, and by mid-century those first expressions of concern erupted into a full-blown, multi-faceted debate that included, among others, professional hunters, farmers, resort owners, sportsmen, and state legislators.
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