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From: Debra
Bailey At this time the Sac and Fox National Public Library would like to express their appreciation for the book you sent us that details the story of War Chief Black Hawk. Your book will be added to our growing collection. Sincerely, Debra Bailey Library Director |
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From: John
Hallwas Jim: I just received the copy of your book today. We are pleased to have it for our regional history collection, especially since we have a substantial collection of materials related to the Black Hawk War. It looks like your book gets into a number of matters that have not received attention before. It is also an attractive, well-illustrated volume. I'll look forward to reading it myself --although it will be sometime in 2003 before I get to it. I wish you the best of luck with sales and reviews. Thanks again for sending along a copy. My regards, John Hallwas Archives & Special Collections Western Illinois University Macomb, Illinois |
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From: Dr. Eric
Davin Jim: Thank you so much for your book….I am very interested in Native American history and have an extensive library on the subject, but nothing on Black Hawk! Your book seems comprehensive enough to be a doctoral dissertation, as you’ve obviously done a lot of work. I look forward to reading it. Thanks again!. Eric Davin History Professor University of Pittsburg Pittsburg, Pennsylvania |
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Office of
Nancy Reagan
From: Cindy
Crowe On behalf of Mrs. Reagan, thank you very much for your recent note and for forwarding a copy of your book, I AM A MAN—YOU ARE ANOTHER. She looks forward to some quiet time when she can begin to read it. Mrs. Reagan would like to convey her appreciation for thinking of her, along with her best wishes for success in your endeavors. Sincerely, Cindy Crowe Assistant to Mrs. Reagan Los Angeles, California |
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Last updated on NOVEMBER 01, 2002 by J.D. Tipfer ©