T.S. Arthur letters, 1846-1880.

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T.S. Arthur letters, 1846-1880.

The collection contains eight letters. Arthur writes to Mr. Colman (probably the New York publisher Samuel Colman), 6 Mar. 1846, trying to arrange a deal to sell books; five letters (with envelopes) to Dr. T.C. Adam, 1852-1855, arranging to pay him for contributing editorials to the Home gazette, explaining his editorial policy, and discussing various matters of business as well as describing his health problems; to S.A. Kingman, 30 Jan. 1864, giving his autograph; and to Sarah Bridges Stebbins, 18 Feb. 1880, saying her name will be included with her story and rejecting another submission. One of the letters to T.C. Adam is written on the Office of Arthur's Home Magazine stationery featuring subscription information on the verso. Another letter to T.C. Adam is written on an advertisement for books published and for sale by J.W. Bradley of Philadelphia. Several of Arthur's books are listed.

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Kingman, S. A.

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Colman, Samuel, 1799-

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Arthur, T. S. (Timothy Shay), 1809-1885

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Editor and author. From the description of Autograph letter signed : Philadelphia, to an unidentified recipient, 1855 Nov. 13. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 270131705 T.S. Arthur was the author of a few novels and a great many moral tales. He was also the editor of several temperance magazines, including the Home gazette. He is best known for his Ten nights in a barroom and what I saw there (1854) which was dramatized as a successful play. From the description o...

Stebbins, Sarah Bridges

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Adam, T. C.

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