[Letter] 1895 Apr. 4 [Indianapolis to] Edward W. Bok [Philadelphia].

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[Letter] 1895 Apr. 4 [Indianapolis to] Edward W. Bok [Philadelphia].

1895

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Holograph signed. Relates to submitting his poem Cassander to the Ladies' home journal.

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