Narrative, [18--]-1914.

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Narrative, [18--]-1914.

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Narrative containing reminiscences, copies of diary entries, and occasional correspondence, beginning with Hunt's earliest childhood years in Glastonbury.

73 p.

Guilford Free Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8045078

Guilford Free Library

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