Dorothy Stanley letter : London, to Miss Crosby, 1920 Jan. 11.

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Dorothy Stanley letter : London, to Miss Crosby, 1920 Jan. 11.

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Thanks Miss Crosby for the book and mentions that her son has returned from India. She describes the uncertainty in Europe regarding the League of Nations, the watered-down peace terms and menace of a recovering Germany, and the perceived betrayal of England by President Wilson.

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924

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Victorian neoclassicist painter born in London. She was the wife of British explorer Henry Morton Stanley (1840-1904). After Stanley's death, she married Henry Curtis. Helen Hekimian was the daughter of Buffalo industrialist William H. Crosby. During World War I she worked with the Red Cross american Fund for French Wounded and supervised a rest hotel in Geneva, Switzerland. From the description of Dorothy Stanley letter : London, to Miss Crosby, 1920 Jan. 11. (Buffalo History Museum...

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