Letter : to James R.B. Van Cleave, Springfield, Ill., 1911 Jan 9.

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Letter : to James R.B. Van Cleave, Springfield, Ill., 1911 Jan 9.

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Typed letter signed. Concerns a copy of the Lincoln Centennial Addresses.

1 item (1 p.) ; 25 cm.

University of Chicago Library

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University of Chicago Library

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