Papers, 1848-1910.

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Papers, 1848-1910.

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Papers, 1848-1910, undated, include correspondence, legal records, land records, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous materials. Topics covered include an interpretation by the court in the Hague of the Treaty of 1818 on navigation and fishing in the open sea, railroads, strikes, Michigan politics, and mail delivery. Several items relate to his father, Asa C. Dickinson. Also included is an 1897 letter (30 p.) from John M.B. Sill, Ambassador to Korea, defending his actions there.

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Clarke Historical Library

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Dickinson, Don M.

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Sill, John M. B.

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