7125-Genealogy Research Paper

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Honorable Professor Most,

I am writing in reference to the upcoming summer school schedule. I would like to take the following courses:

7125- Genealogy for Librarians 5/12-6/2

7222 - Adult Services Public Library 7/8-7/26

Thank you for your time professor and I hope this email finds you well.

Sincerely,

Albert Cortes

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