Letter, 1886, March 31, Rochester, N.Y., to Helen Fairchild Smith.

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Letter, 1886, March 31, Rochester, N.Y., to Helen Fairchild Smith.

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Contrasts ugliness of Rochester and rustic audience there with beauty of Aurora and audience at Wells College.

1 item ; 24 cm.

Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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