Letter to E.R. Reynolds, 1901May 10.

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Letter to E.R. Reynolds, 1901May 10.

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Ingram states that he would be glad to have the Rev. W.J.D. Clemm's reminiscences of Poe, notes that he has letters from others who knew Poe and warns him against anything William F. Gill might say.

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Clemm, W. J. D.

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Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916

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Reynolds, E. R.,

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