Letters, 1861 January 7 and 1862 November 13, Cambridge, to G. Ticknor, [Boston].

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Letters, 1861 January 7 and 1862 November 13, Cambridge, to G. Ticknor, [Boston].

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Thanks him for the volume Ticknor sent; offers to write a review of it for the Atlantic Monthly; apologizes for the delay in returning his copy of Don Quixote.

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Dartmouth College Library

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