Autograph letters signed (2), dated : Kristiania, 4 October 1893 and Vienna, 18 November 1896 to [Robert Underwood Johnson], 1896 Nov. 18 and 1893 Oct. 4.

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Autograph letters signed (2), dated : Kristiania, 4 October 1893 and Vienna, 18 November 1896 to [Robert Underwood Johnson], 1896 Nov. 18 and 1893 Oct. 4.

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Returning his Schumann article, which he finds very well translated, saying he is most honored to be appearing in The Century, but adding that he has not received the proof of his portrait, thanking him for sending 1,000 frs. for his article on Mozart, and asking Johnson to make two corrections in the article.

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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