Letters, 2 Jan. 1957 and 10 June 1872. 1857-1872.

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Letters, 2 Jan. 1957 and 10 June 1872. 1857-1872.

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Henry W. Longfellow to unknown recipient, Cambridge, 2 Jan. 1857, regarding the Norman tradition of the "stone in the swallow's nest". Typed transcript included. Henry W. Longfellow to Charles Gayarré, Cambridge 10 June 1872, acknowledging receipt of the latter's book Fernando de Lemos. Original mailing envelope included.

2 leaves ; 18 x 23 cm. in legal size folder.

Michigan State University Libraries, Main Library

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