Prints of Charles C. Cox [manuscript] 1901-08.

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Prints of Charles C. Cox [manuscript] 1901-08.

Photograph, ca. 1901, of James B. Parker, the man who captured William McKinley's assassin.--Portrait, ca. 1908, of William Jennings Bryan [etching. framed].

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University of Virginia. Library

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