Letters, 1815 Dec. 3-1829 Sept. 5, Boston and Rio de Janeiro, to George Ticknor, Göttingen and Boston.

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Letters, 1815 Dec. 3-1829 Sept. 5, Boston and Rio de Janeiro, to George Ticknor, Göttingen and Boston.

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Asks him to write something for an unnamed periodical; comments on souvenir collecting, N.A. Review; mentions some favorable comments on one of Ticknor's literary critiques.

5 items. 25 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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