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  2. Special Collections Manuscript Letters and Ephemera of Artists and Authors (1650-1921) as Selected and Transcribed by Mollie Connelly
  3. Letter and Ephemera From Filson Young to Edmund Gosse
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Letter and Ephemera From Filson Young to Edmund Gosse

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MSS 363, YOF Undated 1-1 Transcription
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