Arrowsmith, James Wilson. Letters received, 1930-1944 (inclusive).

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Arrowsmith, James Wilson. Letters received, 1930-1944 (inclusive).

1930-1944

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122570626

Letters received in response to letters and documents sent by Arrowsmith (some of which evidently concerned alcoholic beverages, and others world peace).

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