Letters, 1898-1900.

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Letters, 1898-1900.

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[1] 1898, February 7, Rome, to E. L. Allhusen [2 l.].--He encourages Allhusen in his scientific work and gives him advice. "Stick firmly to your intellectual interests, in any case. There is a refuge from the worst results of depression and hopelessness." [2] 1900, September 9, St. Honore, France, to Arthur Henry Bullen [1 l.].--"We must still think about the books. Times are bad, of course, & perhaps nothing can be done."

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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