Scrapbook. 1902-1923.

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Scrapbook. 1902-1923.

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Scrapbook contains: clippings about Ward, chiefly obituaries; articles by Ward; holograph and typed letters, chiefly sympathy notes to Rosamond A. Ward (Mrs. Lester Ward), from scholars (representative names below); TLS, 1913 May 26, (to Mrs. Ward,) from Herbert Putnam, Librarian of Congress, asking about the disposition of Ward's correspondence.

1 v. (ca. 150 items) ; 40 cm.

George Washington University

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