Thomas Kennicut Beecher papers, 1844-1898.

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Thomas Kennicut Beecher papers, 1844-1898.

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Sermons, notes, reviews, an article about Jabberwocks,F. Kennicutt Beecher's phrenological chart, letter from "Sam'l L. Clemens" [not an original], certificate of chaplaincy; also, letters from Lyman Beecher containing advice and news on family matters, and from H. W. Beecher and M. A. Rockwood.

6 cubic ft.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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