Autograph letters signed (2), dated : Weimar Feb. 28 1850, and [n.p.] Apr. 2 1851, to [his son, Daniel], 1850 Feb. 28.

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Autograph letters signed (2), dated : Weimar Feb. 28 1850, and [n.p.] Apr. 2 1851, to [his son, Daniel], 1850 Feb. 28.

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Returning Daniel's short essay on Alexander with Franz's comments on Daniel's style, saying he is quite pleased with Daniel's progress, mentioning Daniel's sisters, Blandine and Cosima, Belloni, etc.; included is the autograph manuscript of Daniel's two-page essay, "Alexandre," with two pages of Liszt's autograph comments on it.

3 items (9 p.) ; (4to and 8vo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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