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Show Ginn & Company, Publishers of<br> School and College Text-Books. <br> Boston. New York. Chicago. London. <br><br> Dictated by<br> 378-388 Wabash Ave., Chicago, <br><br> March 5, 1906. <br><br> Prin. Geo. B. Sweazey, <br> Salt Lake City, Utah. <br><br> Dear Sir:-- <br><br> Some time ago we had the pleasure of sending you for examination, with a view to use in your classes, copies of Beman & Smith's Plane and Solid Geometry, Blaisdell's Life and Health, and Smith's Grammar School Arithmetic. <br><br> We shall be particularly pleased if you find it possible to introduce these books. Of course we appreciate the fact that it is sometimes difficult to make changes, even if desirable, and that you may not be in a position to report favorably just at this time. We are none the less interested, however, to learn the impressions that are formed of books sent out for examination and trust that you will find the leisure to write us, whatever the event may be. <br><br> Assuring you that we are always glad to be of service in text-book matters, we are <br><br> Very truly yours, <br><br> Ginn & Company. <br><br> |
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Ambrose, F. M.; Conant, O. P.; Gilson, T. W.; Ginn, Edwin; Ginn, Fred B.; Hilton, H. H.; Parkhurst, Lewis; Plimpton, G. A.; Sweazey, George B.; Thomas, Richard S.; Thurber, C. H. |
