Letters of Walter Hines Page and J. J. Jusserand [manuscript] 1902, 1921.

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Letters of Walter Hines Page and J. J. Jusserand [manuscript] 1902, 1921.

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Page writes to "Hollis," 1902 October 4, about the desire of his son, Ralph W. Page, to be an engineer. Jusserand writes to Louise Murray 1921 November 16, acknowledging receipt of two books sent by her. Jusserand acknowledges two books sent by Louise Welles Murray, 1921.

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Jusserand, J. J. (Jean Jules), 1855-1932

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Murray, Louise Welles

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