Letter and photograph [manuscript]. 1965.

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Letter and photograph [manuscript]. 1965.

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Letter to Rex Nan Kivell from Rev. Canon T. Harrison re Cook items (painting by Webber, original letter and walking cane) that Nan Kivell brought from Harrison. Also annotated photo of the Church where Cook was baptised.

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Cook, James, 1728-1779

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