John James Audubon, 1942.

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John James Audubon, 1942.

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Four typescript essays from Audubon's journals: "John James Audubon in Maine" (6 p.); "Audubon on the birds of Maine and the lumbermen" (6 p.); "Audubon's voyage to Europe with Captain Hatch of Kennebunk in 1826" (3 p.), and "Audubon's visit to the Bay of Fundy in search of birds" (3 p.).

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Maine Historical Society Library

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