Henry Prather Fletcher microfilm collection, 1917-1949 (inclusive), [microform].

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Henry Prather Fletcher microfilm collection, 1917-1949 (inclusive), [microform].

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Correspondence (284 items) of Henry Prather Fletcher, located in the Charles Dewey Hilles Papers (MS 281), James Rockwell Sheffield Papers (MS 446), Frank L. Polk Papers (MS 656), and Edward M. House Papers (MS 466). Correspondence with Hilles concerns the Republican Party while that with Polk and House relates to Fletcher's ambassadorships to Chile and Mexico during the Wilson administration.

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