Letters from Delia Tudor Stewart to her brother, William Tudor,

Three letters written while Delia was traveling with her husband in South America aboard the U.S.S Franklin. In one letter, she writes about people she has met, including Condy Raguet, the United States consul at Rio de Janeiro.

Letter from A. Dickason to Delia Tudor Stewart,

Letter from an A. Dickason in London addressing Delia’s health and spirits. Also included are notes to Delia and her sister Emma from both "A.D." and "M.D."

Letter from John H. Ladd to Delia Tudor Stewart,

Letter to Delia in the care of her brother, William Tudor, in Rio de Janeiro.

Letter from Delia Jarvis Tudor to her daughter, Delia Tudor Stewart,

One letter regarding finances and news of friends, and asking her daughter when she plans to visit. One undated letter offering marital advice to Delia and discussing news regarding mutual acquaintances in South America, as well as the plans of her brother, Harry.

Letter from Charles Samuel Stewart to William Tudor,

One letter requesting a visit to the Peruvian senate.

Bella and Margaret "Midge" Costanza

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Witch from "The Wizard of Oz," Margaret Hamilton

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Dr. Margaret Mead

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Margaret 'Midge' Costanza

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Margaret Sloan, co-founder of National Black Feminist Organization

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Margaret 'Midge' Costanza at International Women's Year conference

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Margaret 'Midge' Costanza at International Women's Year conference

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West Point basketball player #44, Carol Barkalow and Princeton's #30, Margaret Meier

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Dr. Margaret Mead

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