[Ann Paulsen Collection, 1860-1906].

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[Ann Paulsen Collection, 1860-1906].

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Four letters, 1860-1906: One letter describes the 1865 inauguration of Lincoln. Two letters are summaries written in 1899 of the travels of Governor William Seward (Ellen M. Perry accompanied the Seward party). The 1906 letter describes the San Francisco earthquake, 1906. (All photocopies).

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Western Michigan University, Dwight B. Waldo Library

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Western Michigan University, Dwight B. Waldo Library

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