Letters, 1848-1903.

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Letters, 1848-1903.

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Quoting maxims; warning of a financial crisis; urging a boycott of English goods; supporting President Andrew Johnson and the constitution.

Broadsides, 1 item.Letters, 27 items, (32 p.)Photographs, 1 item.

University of Iowa Libraries

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University of Iowa Libraries

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