Albert Atwood's correction proof and research notes for his book The Conquerors, also his Seattle Mining and Milling Company stock book, 1897-1909.

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Albert Atwood's correction proof and research notes for his book The Conquerors, also his Seattle Mining and Milling Company stock book, 1897-1909.

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This collection consists of Rev. Albert Atwood's correction proof for a 2nd edition of his book The Conquerors. Rev. Atwood went through making corrections and changes for a 2nd edition. It doesn't appear that a 2nd edition was printed. The collection also contains research notes for his book. Included in the collection is a leather stock book titled, Seattle Mining and Milling Company, 1897. It is about a 6.5" leather book listing different individuals and the amount paid. It appears these individuals are stock holders of the company.

.5 linear foot (1 box)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 7248284

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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