John Nicolson correspondence, 1942-1979.

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John Nicolson correspondence, 1942-1979.

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Six letters of correspondence to a history professor at Northern Arizona University from various people including U.S. Senators, an Italian diplomat, and the broadcaster, Edward R. Murrow. Most contain brief responses to inquiries or comments directed to them by Nicolson. Also includes a printed invitation to an autograph party for a book about Sinclair Lewis by Mark Schorer at the Tecolete Book Shop in Santa Barbara.

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