Grand Papa and Ellen Aroon : being an account of some of the happy times spent together by Thomas Jefferson and his favorite granddaughter : production material, ca. 1974.

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Grand Papa and Ellen Aroon : being an account of some of the happy times spent together by Thomas Jefferson and his favorite granddaughter : production material, ca. 1974.

Corrected holograph, corrected typescript with front matter, correspondence with publisher, review. Nine-year-old Ellen Wayles Randolph describes her relationship with her grandfather, Thomas Jefferson.

Manuscripts: 3 folders.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7814922

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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