Address of Vice-President Calvin Coolidge at the dedication of the monument to General U.S. Grant at Washington, D.C. April 27, 1922. 1922.

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Address of Vice-President Calvin Coolidge at the dedication of the monument to General U.S. Grant at Washington, D.C. April 27, 1922. 1922.

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Typescript (17 leaves), with pencil corrections and holograph note signed, 1922 April 27, on last leaf from Calvin Coolidge to Ida Honoré Grant; TLS, 1922 May 1, from Coolidge to Ida Honoré Grant presenting the typescript, the original used at the dedication.

1 v. (2 items) ; 22 cm.

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