Lewis Henry Morgan letters, 1844-1845.

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Lewis Henry Morgan letters, 1844-1845.

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Six autograph letters, signed, from Lewis Henry Morgan, written in an early period of his career, before he began his more serious anthropoligical scholarship. During this period he also moved from Aurora to Rochester, N.Y.

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New-York Historical Society Library

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New-York Historical Society Library

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