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Morse, Samuel Finley Breese, 1791-1872.
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Original manuscript, Confessions of a French Catholic Priest---1837

Original manuscript, Confessions of a French Catholic Priest---1837

Original manuscript, Confessions of a French Catholic Priest---1837

Original manuscript, Confessions of a French Catholic Priest---1837

Original manuscript, Confessions of a French Catholic Priest---1837

Original manuscript, Confessions of a French Catholic Priest---1837

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ephemera original original manuscript controversy charles charles d jackson invention telegraph 1839 manuscripts samuel finley breese morse papers 1793 1944 miscellany samuel finley breese morse papers 1793 1944 samuel f b morse papers at the library of congress 1793 1919 samuel finley breese morse high resolution