Henry M. Phillips collection 1857-1875 Phillips, Henry M. collection

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Henry M. Phillips collection 1857-1875 Phillips, Henry M. collection

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The Henry M. Phillips collection contains materials related to Phillips's life and legal career in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the mid-19th century, and to the Citizens of the Fifth Ward for the Relief and Employment of the Poor.

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