University of Alberta - A Letter Written by E.A. Corbett to James Willard Schultz Concerning Shultz's books and Visit to Edmonton

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Item Title  University of Alberta - A Letter Written by E.A. Corbett to James Willard Schultz Concerning Shultz's books and Visit to Edmonton Author  E. A. Corbett Date Created  1932-02-22 Abstract  A letter written by E. A. Corbett to James Willard Schultz concerning Mr. Schultz's books and a hopeful visit to Edmonton. Note  A note of congratulations to Mr. Schultz on his new wife is included. Keywords  James Willard Schultz, Letter Genre  Correspondence Item Filename  0010-B06-F15-35.pdf Related Topics  Alberta  Schultz, James Willard, 1859-1947  Indians of North America--Montana  Montana--History

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University of Alberta - A Letter Written by E.A. Corbett to James Willard Schultz Concerning Shultz's books and Visit to Edmonton, James Willard Schultz papers, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/schultz-0010/item.php?id=658

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