Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p The collection is divided into two parts: the first deals primarily with Gay's life, while the second consists of letters to Dix. The first part includes biographical sketches by Dodge of Gay and Fletcher but consists mainly of two hand-bound volumes of photographs and copies of letters written by Gay and Fletcher about their trip to the Nez Percé Indian territory; there is also correspondence from Francis La Flesche, Fletcher's "adopted" son to Dodge and Emma Jane Gay, Dodge's cousin. The letters to Dix (1861-1877) are from various well-known contemporaries.. }
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- catalog abstract "The collection is divided into two parts: the first deals primarily with Gay's life, while the second consists of letters to Dix. The first part includes biographical sketches by Dodge of Gay and Fletcher but consists mainly of two hand-bound volumes of photographs and copies of letters written by Gay and Fletcher about their trip to the Nez Percé Indian territory; there is also correspondence from Francis La Flesche, Fletcher's "adopted" son to Dodge and Emma Jane Gay, Dodge's cousin. The letters to Dix (1861-1877) are from various well-known contemporaries.".
- catalog description "The collection is divided into two parts: the first deals primarily with Gay's life, while the second consists of letters to Dix. The first part includes biographical sketches by Dodge of Gay and Fletcher but consists mainly of two hand-bound volumes of photographs and copies of letters written by Gay and Fletcher about their trip to the Nez Percé Indian territory; there is also correspondence from Francis La Flesche, Fletcher's "adopted" son to Dodge and Emma Jane Gay, Dodge's cousin. The letters to Dix (1861-1877) are from various well-known contemporaries.".