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[unknown author]. Statement of Dr. Roddy who resides at Harrison

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[unknown author]. Statement of Dr. Roddy who resides at Harrison

Description: With: Rider, G. W. Note re: Dean Thompson.
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1863, Oct. 28
Call number: JDH 337
Creator: Hale, J. D(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased by the Huntington Library Collectors' Council from M & S Rare Books, Inc., January 2013.
Associated people: Hale, Pheroba Ann Chilton. (1819-1898.); Rosecrans, William S. (1816-1870.); Thomas, George H.
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