Correspondence and compositions, 1894-1917.

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Correspondence and compositions, 1894-1917.

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Contains correspondence between the Howells family on such topics as travels in New York City, finding apartments in New York, church and religion, sickness and paralysis, and extensive communication about William Dean Howells' father who was ill. Collection also contains one birthday telegram from Woodrow Wilson to William Dean Howells. Also includes two manuscripts: Masque of Disease written by Howells in collaboration with Edmund Gosse and notes on Court Martial at Fort P.

1 box (.5 linear ft.)

Houghton Library

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Houghton Library

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