Stockton Axson letter to Mrs. Willard F. Williamson : Houston, Tex. : ALS, 1920 Jan. 31.

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Stockton Axson letter to Mrs. Willard F. Williamson : Houston, Tex. : ALS, 1920 Jan. 31.

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Signed with initials commenting on the University of California.

8 p. 20 cm. + and envelope.

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