Letter to Pliny Earle. New York, NY. 1840 June 11.

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Letter to Pliny Earle. New York, NY. 1840 June 11.

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Concerning some "articles of poetry" that will appear in the Knickerbocker for July.

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Clark, Lewis Gaylord, 1808-1873

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