Charles W. Chase, Jr., and Harriet P. Chase papers 1911-1939 1912-1919 Chase, Charles W., Jr., and Harriet P. Chase papers

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Charles W. Chase, Jr., and Harriet P. Chase papers 1911-1939 1912-1919 Chase, Charles W., Jr., and Harriet P. Chase papers

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This collection contains correspondence between Charles W. Chase, Jr. ("Pete") and his wife, Harriet P. Johnson, during their courtship and throughout the early years of their marriage. The couple's courtship letters highlight social aspects of everyday life in the Florida Keys just before the First World War, and a series of letters from Charles illuminates the experience of a naval officer stationed along the Atlantic coast during the war.

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