Alfred P. Sawyer letters 1875-1878 1877-1878 Sawyer, Alfred P. letters

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Alfred P. Sawyer letters 1875-1878 1877-1878 Sawyer, Alfred P. letters

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This collection contains letters that Alfred P. Sawyer wrote to his parents in Franklin, New Hampshire, during his senior year at Dartmouth College (1877-1878). Sawyer commented on his coursework, social life, and Republican Party politics.

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