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Barus, Annie Howes | to Edith, Sep. 1869:

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September 15, 1869
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Barus, Annie Howes. Letter, 1869

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1869
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1 letter from Barus to Edith. Includes detailed descriptions of her entrance examinations, housing situations and furnishings, roommates, daily routine, meals, and classes. Also relates an account of her meeting the president to be accepted after the examination.

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McGraw, Maria (Dickinson) | to Harriette Warner, Helen Warner, and Martha Warner, Dec. 23, 1866

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December 23, 1866
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McGraw, Maria (Dickinson) | to Thomas S. McGraw, May 15, 1867

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May 15, 1867
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McGraw, Maria (Dickinson). Letters, 1866-1867

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1 letter from McGraw to her [future] husband Thomas S. McGraw, 1 from McGraw to her friends Harriette Warner, Helen Warner, and Martha Warner. The letter to her future husband includes details about Commencement, most notably her winning the Salutatory. She also describes a photographer on campus

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