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Letter from Dr. Willis R. Whitney to Herbert H. Dow, November 29, 1916

  • 1916-Nov-29

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  • Box 54, Folder 160062

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Whitney, Willis Rodney. “Letter from Dr. Willis R. Whitney to Herbert H. Dow, November 29, 1916,” November 29, 1916. Papers of Herbert H. Dow, Box 54, Folder 160062. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/s4655h566.

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