Letter 1906 October 20, Staten Island, [to] To the Editor of the New York Times, [New York City] / Edwin Markham. 1906.

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Letter 1906 October 20, Staten Island, [to] To the Editor of the New York Times, [New York City] / Edwin Markham. 1906.

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This is a lenghty letter dealing with political views, speeches and different ideas of people. He discusses various things with and about, Rouke Cockran, Tammy Hall, Chauncey M. Depew, Mr. McMlellan, Mr. Snodgrass, m Richard W. Gilder, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Hearst, Aand Mr, . Higgins.

3 p. 2 leaves ; 26 cm.

Wagner College, Horrmann Library

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Wagner College, Horrmann Library

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