J.M.I. St. Cyr correspondence, 1880.

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J.M.I. St. Cyr correspondence, 1880.

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Two letters (1880 January 19 and 30) to John Wentworth in which St. Cyr describes his experiences as priest at the first Roman Catholic church in Chicago, Ill.

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St. Cyr, J. M. I. (John Mary Irenus), 1804-1883

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