The Hawthorne centenary celebration at the Wayside : Concord, Massachusetts, July 4-7, 1904. First day, July Fourth : typescript, 1904.

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The Hawthorne centenary celebration at the Wayside : Concord, Massachusetts, July 4-7, 1904. First day, July Fourth : typescript, 1904.

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Printer's copy (in typescript form) of the first section of the proceedings of the Hawthorne centennial celebration in Concord, with one additional leaf containing text of a letter printed in a later section. Text corresponds to p. [3]-26 and 104 of the printed volume. Typescript bears numerous editorial additions, deletions, and changes, as well as inky printer's fingerprints. Addresses by Higginson and by Charles T. Copeland included in section.

1 item (23 leaves) ; 28 cm. or smaller + 1 leaf of typescript copy for another section of book.

Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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Concord Free Public Library, Special Collection

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