Letters to Mary Goodman [manuscript] 1836-1880.

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Letters to Mary Goodman [manuscript] 1836-1880.

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Baldwin writes to Goodwin about mission work in Athens, Crete, and Joppa, and describes a visit by Admiral Farragut to Greece in 1869. There is also a letter, 1880, from Emma Raymond Pitman to Goodman concerning a proposed biography of Baldwin.

1 reel (13 items) : positive; 35mm.

University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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