Letter, 1898 May 4, Ann Arbor, to "Fellow-Booklist" [n.p.]

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Letter, 1898 May 4, Ann Arbor, to "Fellow-Booklist" [n.p.]

States that his Thoreau relics will go to the University of Michigan [Library?] upon his death. Has a daguerreotype of Thoreau, with a Thoreau letter about it.

1 p. Typescript signed, with holograph footnote.

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University of Michigan

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