Correspondence with Mr. Seaver, Jan. 8, 1859, Miss Booth, Mrs. Botta, 3 East 34th St., Dec. 19, 1870, and Mr. Prime, 173 E. 13th St. / Fanny Barrow. 1859-1870.

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Correspondence with Mr. Seaver, Jan. 8, 1859, Miss Booth, Mrs. Botta, 3 East 34th St., Dec. 19, 1870, and Mr. Prime, 173 E. 13th St. / Fanny Barrow. 1859-1870.

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Letter to Mr. Seaver discussing writing and politics. Social letter to Miss Booth. Letter to Mrs. Botta about the "Whittier" autograph and social matters. Letter to Mr. Prime asking if he recalls giving her a book on "The death of little children" [Thoughts on the death of little children, 1866] and relating how it affected her.

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