Swedish businessman. He learned cotton cloth weaving and printing in his youth and was in charge of such work at several factories. He was also a successful travelling merchant. He had four children with his wife and a son with her sister. His letters reveal a very caring gentleman who kept good relations going within what could be considered a flower-power family 100 years before its time.
Swedish businessman. He learned cotton cloth weaving and printing in his youth and was in charge of such work at several factories. He was also a successful travelling merchant. He had four children with his wife and a son with her sister. His letters reveal a very caring gentleman who kept good relations going within what could be considered a flower-power family 100 years before its time.
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