Papers of James Russell Lowell [manuscript], 1844-ca. 1900.

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Papers of James Russell Lowell [manuscript], 1844-ca. 1900.

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Contents: (1) "Fifth Conversation", a dialogue between John and Philip on Marlowe, 1844. (2) quotations from Bacon and Shakespeare, 1855. (3) A copy by Evelyn G. Smalley (revised for publication) of the inscription and verses written by Lowell in a copy of Shakespeare's Works which he gave her, and of his accompanying letter, 1883-1884, with her notes, ca. 1900.

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