Miscellany, 1867-1869, 1927.

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Miscellany, 1867-1869, 1927.

Miscellaneous items relating to Chadbourne and his work as president at the University of Wisconsin including a letter, 1869, to F. E. Parkinson of Fayette, Wis., urging him to study at the university; letters, 1867, to A. E. Verrill of Chicago, Ill., asking him about the lectures he was scheduled to give on domestic animals, insects, and science, and where he might find a professor of agriculture; extracts from a diary Verrill kept describing his 1868 trip to Madison and his lectures; and correspondence between G. E. Verrill and U.W. President Edward A. Birge, 1927, donating the diary and letters.

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Chadbourne, Paul A. (Paul Ansel), 1823-1883

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Verrill, A.E. (Addison Emery), 1839-1926

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