An evening in wonderland Your attention is invited to the following testimonials ... commending Prof. Wm. I. Marshall's new illustrated lecture, "My two trips to wonderland; or, The Yellowstone National Park, illustrated by the oxy-hydrogen light" ...

An evening in wonderland Your attention is invited to the following testimonials ... commending Prof. Wm. I. Marshall's new illustrated lecture, "My two trips to wonderland; or, The Yellowstone National Park, illustrated by the oxy-hydrogen light" ...

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Corporate Author:	Williams' Lecture Bureau
Format:	Electronic Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Boston : s.n., 1876]
Series:	American broadsides and ephemera no. 13881.
Subjects:	Marshall, William I > (William Isaac), > 1840-1906. Lectures and lecturing > Marketing Literary agents > Massachusetts > Boston Yellowstone National Park

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