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The Story of San Michele reviews

circa 1929-1930
MS 643
Collection Guide
Review of "The Story of San Michele", circa 1930

Collected contemporary reviews of The Story of San Michele, an autobiographical account of the work of Dr. Axel Munthe, apparently gathered by the director of the Women's Club Bureau of the Forum, a magazine, at the request of Mrs. Ransom D. Barnard of Clarion, Iowa.

Included materials:
Papers
Subject Area:
Women
Collection Area:
Literature

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