Daniel Harrington papers, 1925.

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Daniel Harrington papers, 1925.

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Includes a published pamphlet which appraises the work of Karl Maeser; a letter to Franklin Harris concerning the Maeser celebration in Provo in 1915; and his personal reminiscences of Provo and the Brigham Young Academy from 1879-1881.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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