Scope and Contents Relates arrival of "the company" in Nebraska and the direction of "long looked for L[awrence] emigrants" into Kansas. Brown asks that apologies be made to [Orson] Day explaining that Day and his wife must have known that Brown came to Kansas on a "particular business," which took precedence over everything else. This letter written after the Pottawatomie Massacre and the Battle of Black Jack illustrated Brown's singled minded focus on destroying slavery and...