Report of the Department of Liberal Arts, World's Columbian Exhibition : manuscript, 1893.

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Report of the Department of Liberal Arts, World's Columbian Exhibition : manuscript, 1893.

A typed report of the Department of Liberal Arts pasted in a blank ledger book, interleaved with correspondence pertaining to Selim H. Peabody's appointment as Chief.

1 v. ; 43 x 29 cm.

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