Letter, 1909, January 9, Aldeburgh, England, to H. M. Schroeter, Los Angeles.

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Letter, 1909, January 9, Aldeburgh, England, to H. M. Schroeter, Los Angeles.

Gives information in answer to Schroeter's typed request for suggestions for his bibliography of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

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