Letter, Milwaukee, Carl Sandburg to Wright [manuscript] 1910 May 5.

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Letter, Milwaukee, Carl Sandburg to Wright [manuscript] 1910 May 5.

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Sandburg invites Wright to visit and mentions the success of his poem, The cry of the underlings. Letter, 1907 April 8, Galesburg, Wright to his Aunt Edith [3 l. holograph signed 19 cm.]. Wright mentions some printing jobs, and discusses a high school debate victory and the recent election for mayor.

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Sandburg, Carl, 1878-1967

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Wright, Quincy, 1890-1970

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