Letter [holograph] : [1975] March 23 : Conway, MA, [to] Helen [Ellis], Greenfield, MA / Archibald MacLeish.

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Letter [holograph] : [1975] March 23 : Conway, MA, [to] Helen [Ellis], Greenfield, MA / Archibald MacLeish.

Concerns donating manuscripts of "The great American Fourth of July parade" and "An evening's journey to Conway, Massachusetts."

1 leaf : yellow, lined note paper ; 20 cm.

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