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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647835908

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http://viaf.org/viaf/91919542

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Hallinan, John Michael

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Lee [manuscript], 1822.

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Hallinan, John. Lee [manuscript], 1822.

Title: Lee [manuscript], 1822.

The poem was written to honor Lee Priory, the home of Thomas Barrett of Kent. The copy was made from one of the two surviving printed copies.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (19 leaves)

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Hallinan, John E.

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John E. Hallinan papers, 1941-1973.

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Hallinan, John E. John E. Hallinan papers, 1941-1973.

Title: John E. Hallinan papers, 1941-1973.

Memorabilia collected from a number of American President Lines' steamship passenger and cargo vessels, including Wilson, Harrison, Roosevelt, Hoover, W.H. Gordon, M.C. Meigs, Monroe, Cleveland. The bulk of the items are menus, and there are a small number of passenger lists, a commemorative booklet, an unused stateroom key tag, and 1 Yuletide program. Of note is the menu dated December 25, 1941 dedicated to a crew captured by the Japanese military. Printed inside the cover is: "Dedicated to the Officers and Crew of the S.S. President Harrison, ship-wrecked at Shaweisan [sic] Island, December 8, 1941." The Harrison was a merchant ship that happened to be in hostile waters off China when WWII was declared.

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Hallinan, John Michael

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Barrett, Thomas.

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Barrett, Thomas.
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Hallinan, John Michael

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Brydges, Egerton, Sir, 1762-1837.

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Brydges, Egerton, Sir, 1762-1837.
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Lee Priory (Kent, England)

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Hallinan, John Michael

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Lee Priory (Kent, England)

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