[Letter] 1866 Aug. 28, Profile House N.H [to] Mr. Dana.

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[Letter] 1866 Aug. 28, Profile House N.H [to] Mr. Dana.

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Sumner writes of his concern about funds for the Harvard library and scientific school.

1 leaf, in folder ; 23 x 31 cm.

Boston Athenaeum

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