Letter, 1844 December 26, Hartford, Conn. to George P. Putnam.

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Letter, 1844 December 26, Hartford, Conn. to George P. Putnam.

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Sends presentation copy with request that he send her copies of any pertinent notices or reviews of the volume; had requested her publisher to select Putnam as her agent though she would have preferred that no copies be sent to England because of the Southey affair.

4 p. ; 20 x 13 cm.

Connecticut Historical Society

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