Letter, 1907 April 11, New York City, to "My dear Hallowell" [manuscript].

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Letter, 1907 April 11, New York City, to "My dear Hallowell" [manuscript].

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Church encloses an autograph of [Thomas?] Nast and a copy of his own book on Ulysses S. Grant.

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