Ralph Waldo Emerson letters to Charles King Newcomb, 1842 Mar. 18-1858 July 25.

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Ralph Waldo Emerson letters to Charles King Newcomb, 1842 Mar. 18-1858 July 25.

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Twenty-two letters, 1842-1858, from Emerson to Newcomb, while Newcomb lived at Brook Farm and in Providence. The letters refer to "The Two Dolons" and its anticipated publication in the Dial, to Margaret Fuller, Henry D. Thoreau, Elizabeth Hoar, Bronson Alcott, Caroline Sturgis Tappan, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, George P. Bradford, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Edmund Hosmer, Ellery Channing, Samuel Ward, and Swedenborg. In the earlier letters (1842), Emerson repeatedly asks Newcomb to visit him in Concord. The letters are accompanied by a photographic port. of Emerson and by a letter and a note. (Cont.) from Edward Waldo Emerson to Miss Holland.

22 items ; 26 cm. or smaller + 5 envelopes.

Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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