Literary papers, 1823-1853.

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Literary papers, 1823-1853.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/207140750

This collection of his literary papers includes the following: two undated poems about "Jim Crow"; excerpts from Picolilly, 1823, a satire describing the life and thoughts of bachelors; four chapters from "The Recluse," a series of essays written under the pseudonym "Poor Tom Quigg," for the New-England Galaxy, 1824; a series of essays and newspaper clippings from a section of the American Traveller, 1825, called "The Olio" by Oliver Ogle Wagstaff (pseud.), which includes "The Diary of Tom Shuttlecock"; and an unpublished manuscript, "The New Theory of Jean Arago," written in 1840, with a note on the cover dated 1853, which is a series of essays on meteorology.

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Gregg, Washington Parker, 1802-1892

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Washington Parker Gregg (1802-1892) published Picolilly ... (Boston, 1823) and The Railroad Laws and Charters of the U.S. ... (Boston, 1851). From the description of Literary papers, 1823-1853. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 207140750 ...