The letter-book of a diplomat. Including the biography of Elbridge Gerry signer of the Declaration of Independence : typescript, undated.

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The letter-book of a diplomat. Including the biography of Elbridge Gerry signer of the Declaration of Independence : typescript, undated.

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Title page marked: "Revisions and corrections by the honorable Claude G. Bowers, former American Ambassador to Spain." Includes photograhic copies of documents and portraits.

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