An edition of The birth of twenty=one (1898)

The birth of twenty=one

The birth of twenty=one
Henry Mygatt Woodruff, Henry M ...
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An edition of The birth of twenty=one (1898)

The birth of twenty=one

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Edition Notes

The printed area measures 16.5 x 18 cm.

Poem in two columns, dated at end January 3, 1898; first line: Ask you--How about these verses?

Possibly composed by Henry Woodruff, one of ten friends of the Harvard Class of 1898 who established an informal eating club meant to last ony for the nine months of the Harvard school year; signed in pencil prominently by Woodruff and also Moncure Robinson, Edward S. Thurston, Henry McBurney, Charles Chauncy Stillman, Henry Prescott, Langdon Parker Marvin, St. John Smith, Lawrence Smith Butler, and Norton Perkins.

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Cambridge, Mass

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1 sheet ([1] p.)

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Open Library
OL45333225M
OCLC/WorldCat
705557875

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