Denis Florence MacCarthy papers, 1845-1882 [manuscript].

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Denis Florence MacCarthy papers, 1845-1882 [manuscript].

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About 150 letters to McCarthy, handwritten and published versions of poems and other writings by McCarthy, a diary McCarthy kept on a trip to Paris in 1878, and other items. Most of the letters are from fellow scholars, and publishers in Dublin and other parts of Ireland, London, and continental Europe. There are several letters from the United States and also from Bombay, India. The correspondence concerns McCarthy's works and shows the high esteem his correspondents accorded him. There is no family correspondence in this collection, although letters contain references to McCarthy's wife and family.

About 200 items (0.5 linear ft.).

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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SNAC Resource ID: 7158756

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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