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Ellen Glasgow Papers 1939-1943

This material includes two letters and three Christmas cards, 1939-1943, from Ellen Glasgow, Richmond, to Dr. James J. Murray, Lexington, Virginia. The letters, Jan 14, 1939 and Nov 14, 1943, refer to Glasgow's concern for wild animals and birds, especially her disdain for keeping wi1d animals in captivity and her awe of the humming-birds at her friend Miss Satterlee's cottage. Two of the Christmas cards contain Glasgow's signature, and all have envelopes addressed in her hand.

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Ellen Glasgow Papers 1939-1943

J. J. Murray

This material includes two letters and three Christmas cards, 1939-1943, from Ellen Glasgow, Richmond, to Dr. James J. Murray, Lexington, Virginia. The letters, Jan 14, 1939 and Nov 14, 1943, refer to Glasgow's concern for wild animals and birds, especially her disdain for keeping wi1d animals in captivity and her awe of the humming-birds at her friend Miss Satterlee's cottage. Two of the Christmas cards contain Glasgow's signature, and all have envelopes addressed in her hand.

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