Letter signed : to Belle Greene, 1912 Apr. 4.

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Letter signed : to Belle Greene, 1912 Apr. 4.

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Offering four Washington letters about Willing's attack on Oswego which supplement those in Irwin Collection, bought by Pierpont Morgan, for $150.

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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