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Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 1806-1861. Two manuscript poems and nineteen letters, 1834 Jun. 4 -- 1857 Apr. 10

Title: Two manuscript poems and nineteen letters, 1834 Jun. 4 -- 1857 Apr. 10

Two holograph manuscript poems and nineteen pieces of correspondence, comprising the Elizabeth Barrett Browning materials in the Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle. Holograph ms. poem, "The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point" (Misc. Ms. 819); fair copy. Holograph ms. poem, "The Dead Pan" (Misc. Ms. 1766); dated 1843; bound ms. fair copy. ALs to Hugh Stuart Boyd, Greek scholar, 4 Jun. 1834 (Misc. Ms. 1901). 10 ALs to Mrs. Henry Francis Cust née Miss Cookson, widow of Major Sidney Robert Streatfield. 3 letters addressed to Mrs. Streatfield, ca. Apr.-Jun. 1852 -- 21 June 1852 (Misc. Ms. 1711-1712, 1714); 7 letters addressed to Mrs. Cust, 14-16 Aug. 1852 -- 23 Oct. 1853 (Misc. Ms. 1715-1720, 1892). ALS to Ellen Heaton, art collector and philanthropist, 21 Oct. 1852 (Misc. Ms. 1919). 2 ALS to Richard H. Horne, writer, 22 Feb. 1844, with suggestions regarding the chapter on Mary Shelley in his A new spirit of the age (Shelleyana 900); 3 Dec. 1844 (Misc. Ms. 1369). ALS to Edward Moxon, publisher and poet, 9 Aug. 1844 (Misc. Ms. 820). Tipped in to book, Pforz (Browning, E.B./Battle) 1891. 3 ALS to Clementia Taylor, women's rights activist, 2 Apr. 1845 -- 15 Sept. 1851 (Misc. Ms. 1729-1731). ALS to unknown recipient (Misc. Ms. 1). Letter written from Casa Guidi in Florence, Italy.

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