Biographical sketch of Charles E. Flandrau, 1962 August 17 / by Grace Hodgson Flandrau.

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Biographical sketch of Charles E. Flandrau, 1962 August 17 / by Grace Hodgson Flandrau.

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Transcript of an address delivered by Grace Flandrau at New Ulm, Minnesota, containing reminiscences about her father-in-law, Charles E. Flandrau, including his opinions on the Dakota Indians, travel, and education. Also contains biographical and genealogical data on the Flandrau and related families.

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Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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