Letter, 1885 Oct. 23, Venice, to F.T. Palgrave, Lyme Regis, Eng.

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Letter, 1885 Oct. 23, Venice, to F.T. Palgrave, Lyme Regis, Eng.

Note assuring Palgrave of his support as a fellow, in the forthcoming election at Oxford.

1 postcard. 8 x 14 cm.

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