Papers, 1869-1915.

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Papers, 1869-1915.

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Consists of letters to various correspondents and two essays. Folder contents (names of addressees): [1] Aldrich, Anthony, Baxter, Beatty, Bugbee; [2] Carey, Clarke, Clarke Co., Cooke, Dickinson, Dunbar; [3] Eddy, Ernst, Fairchild, Flower, Frances, "Freind" [sic], Frothingham; [4] "Gentlemen", Greene, Howland, "Madam", Meader, Munro; [5] Palmer, Porter, Rogers, Sawyer, Smith (Hopkinson), Smith; [6] Theodora, Underwood, Ward, Waring, Warner, Wilkinson. Folder contents (essays): [7] A Modern Italian View of Humour; [8] The Personality of Hawthorne.

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