Letters of Maud Gonne, Ewan Justice, Jules Mssanet and J. J. Jusserand [manuscript] 1897-1916.

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Letters of Maud Gonne, Ewan Justice, Jules Mssanet and J. J. Jusserand [manuscript] 1897-1916.

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Maud Gonne writes to Ewan Justice, 1897, enclosing a French pamphlet "as hostile to England as I am" and asks if he can get it reviewed in the Post. Ewan Justice writes to Philip H. Ward, Jr., 1900, enclosing a letter from Maude Gonne. J. J. Jusserand writes to Michael I. Pupin, 1916, congratulating him on a French prize awarded for his scientific work and thanking him for his decision to donate the prize money to a fund for the widows oad orphans of French scientists. He also notes that "everybody in France...is following with the deepest admiration the various phases of the fight made by the Serbs for independence...."

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