Letter : Ile St. Michel [São Miguel Island (Azores)], to Henry Harrisse [in Paris?], 1884 March 22.

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Letter : Ile St. Michel [São Miguel Island (Azores)], to Henry Harrisse [in Paris?], 1884 March 22.

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Letter, dated March 22, 1884, in Ile St. Michel in the Azores, to Henry Harrisse, French bibliographer and historian, from Ernesto do Canto, Portuguese bibliographer and author, introducing R.G. Haliburton.

[4] p. (1 folded sheet) ; 21 cm.

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