Letters to [John?] Leggett. New York, NY. 1970-1971.
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McEvoy, J. P. (Joseph Patrick), 1895-1958
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Heggen, Thomas, 1919-1949
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Thomas Orle Heggen was a former University of Minnesota student, a novelist and dramatist. From the description of Thomas Heggen papers, 1940-1960. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis). WorldCat record id: 63300702 ...
