Papers, 1859-1932.

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Papers, 1859-1932.

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Correspondence, letterpress books, diaries, cruise book, night order books, scrapbooks, and watch, quarter, and station bill documenting Brownson's naval career. Includes material on his official and personal dealings with President Theodore Roosevelt.

4.9 linear ft.

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