What to read after Autographs, Mainly American, Including Letters From the Estate of Henry C. Bowen, Editor of the the N.Y. Independent, to be Sold March 17, 1908?

This fascinating collection of autographs includes letters from famous Americans such as Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain, and Theodore Roosevelt, as well as personal correspondence from Henry C. Bowen, a prominent editor and abolitionist. With historical significance and unique insights into the lives of important figures in American history, this book is a must-have for collectors and history buffs alike.

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