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1936
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1989
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{"value"=>"Sub - series 3 - Huck, John Philip"}
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{"value"=>"<p>John Philip Huck’s correspondence is divided into personal and professional. His personal correspondence consists mainly of letters from his father and mother, his sister Georgina (also known as Peggy or Peg), and one short note from Beatrice Lillie. Noteworthy personal letters from John Philip Huck include an angry letter to Bob Hope, and a letter to President Ronald Reagan proposing a solution to the “Falkland Island impasse.” John Philip Huck served as Beatrice Lillie’s manager for a number of years. His professional correspondence includes a series of letters negotiating a recording session for Beatrice Lillie at Decca records.</p>"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Alphabetical</p>"}
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10 folders
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1936
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1989
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1936