John Francis Bray, 1937.

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John Francis Bray, 1937.

Working manuscript of a biography of Bray, bound into two notebook covers, interleaved with research notes, extracts copies from Bray's log, copies of letters, photocopies of newspaper clippings including articles by and about Bray, photos, and other ana.

2 v. Typescript and holograph.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7357228

University of Michigan

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