ALS : Oscaloosa, Iowa, to Dear Sir [Ralph Waldo Emerson], 1856 Aug. 15.

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ALS : Oscaloosa, Iowa, to Dear Sir [Ralph Waldo Emerson], 1856 Aug. 15.

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Letter concerns F.B. Sanborn's activities in support of General James H. Lane and the Worcester men in Kansas.

1 item ([3] leaves) ; 25 cm.

Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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