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[Camillus Marcus Furius nude, holding a sword resembling a falchion in his left hand and a decorated cornucopia full of plants in his right hand, reclining next to a snarling dog and two small figures (putti?), a sheet draped over his left arm and leg]
George Humphrey Devereux, Ms., [undated]. s.l., page 1. From a collection consisting primarily of essays and speeches written by the progressive philosopher and politician George H. Devereux between about 1840 and 1870 in Massachusetts. The collection also contains book reviews, biographies, fiction, and poetry by Devereux, along with a small number of his letters, legal documents, and printed items related to his sons' service in the Civil War.
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