AL : Dublin, to James S. Starkey, [1904 Aug. 27].

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AL : Dublin, to James S. Starkey, [1904 Aug. 27].

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A letter to Starkey, the founder and editor of the Dublin magazine, who wrote under the name of Seumas O'Sullivan. Requests that excerpts of reviews of his vocal recital be typed and sent to him. Signed Stephen Daedalus.

1 item (1 p.) ; 26 cm.

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O'Sullivan, Seumas, 1879-1958

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