Trenckmann, William A., Papers, 1931-1933

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Trenckmann, William A., Papers, 1931-1933

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The William A. Trenckmann Papers, 1859-1933, comprise Trenckmann's 1899 book Austin County, and his autobiography, Erlebtes (Experiences) and Beobachtetes (Observations).

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