Linnie Marsh Wolfe letter to the editor of the San Francisco Chronicle : Berkeley, Calif. : L, 1938 Dec. 15.

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Linnie Marsh Wolfe letter to the editor of the San Francisco Chronicle : Berkeley, Calif. : L, 1938 Dec. 15.

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Mimeographed copy; re proposed John Muir National Park. Included also: resolution adopted by the John Muir Association, and a form letter from Mrs. Wolfe as secretary of the Association.

1 leaf ; 28 cm.

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Muir, John, 1838-1914

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