Jonathan Rensselaer Scott letters to members of his family written while attending the University of California : Oakland, Calif., 1871 Mar. 28-Dec. 16.

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Jonathan Rensselaer Scott letters to members of his family written while attending the University of California : Oakland, Calif., 1871 Mar. 28-Dec. 16.

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Letters describe Rensselaer's life at the "State University"; letter, Dec. 16, relates experiences at the inauguration of Governor Booth, Dec. 8, 1871.

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