'Two Millions' and 'Aquarelle'

"'Two Millions' and 'Aquarelle'." Saturday Press. 16 Nov. 1858: 2.

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The article discusses the controversy over the authorship of "Nothing to Wear" between the woman who is understood to be the author of "Aquarelle" and Mr. Butler, the author of "Two Millions."

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Butler, William [pages:2]

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Butler, William

Son of Benjamin Franklin Butler and Harriet Allen (an alleged descendant of Oliver Cromwell), William Allen Butler was born in Albany, New York, on February 20th, 1825 (“William Allen Butler”).

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