Michael J. McCarthy papers, 1909-1957 (bulk 1909-1957). [1909-1957]

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Michael J. McCarthy papers, 1909-1957 (bulk 1909-1957). [1909-1957]

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/728080872

The Michael J. McCarthy papers comprise 16 folders and include speeches and writings about Abraham Lincoln, along with correspondence regarding the collecting of Lincolniana. Also included are reproductions of Lincoln portraits and correspondence.

1 linear foot (1 clamshell box)

Brown University, Brown University Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8097524

Brown University, Brown University Library

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