Letters : New York [N.Y.], to Copeland and Day, 1896 22 Mar.-17 Apr.

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Letters : New York [N.Y.], to Copeland and Day, 1896 22 Mar.-17 Apr.

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Correspondence from Myrta Jones to Copeland and Day offering them her manuscript translation of the novel Giovanni Episcopo by Gabriele D'Annunzio (22 Mar.); she later (2 Apr.) requests "prompt attention" to her ms. since she has had an offer from Stone & Kimball who published the translation in 1896 under the title Episcopo and Co. (see Kramer, S. Hist. of Stone & Kimball, 108.).

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Copeland and Day

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The publishing firm, Copeland & Day, was established by two young men, Herbert Copeland ( -1923) and Frederick Holland Day (1864-1933) in 1892 or 1893 to issue books of literary merit "as they should be manufactured in times when paper, type, and binding have reached almost perfection." Located at 69 Cornhill Street in Boston, the firm described itself as "Publishers Importers and Vendors of Fine Books." Most of their publications were in the field of general literature, and of ...

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