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English: Portrait of New York City lawyer James Coolidge Carter after an etching on copper plate by James S. King, copyrighted and published by Charles Barmore of New York.
Date published 1909
Source George Alfred Miller (1909) "James Coolidge Carter. 1827-1905." in W. D. Lewis , ed. Great American Lawyers, VIII , between pages 2 and 3.
Author James S. King
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