File MS-5-3, SF Box 17, Folder 17 - Correspondence collected by Alfred Whitehead

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Correspondence collected by Alfred Whitehead

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MS-5-3, SF Box 17, Folder 17

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2 pages (1 folder)

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Letters were donated to Dalhousie University in 1972. Prior to that they were in the custody of Alfred Whitehead.

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File contains a letter written by Carleton Stanley to Archibishop Arthur Carlisle and a letter from Duncan Scott to Alfred Whitehead.

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Ink on the blue letter from Duncan Scott is faded.

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  • English

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Materials do not circulate and must be used in the Archives and Special Collections Reading Room.

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