Papers consisting of correspondence, book reviews and one quotation [manuscript] 1893-1901.

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Papers consisting of correspondence, book reviews and one quotation [manuscript] 1893-1901.

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Reviews of Winston Churchill's Coniston and the novels of Mrs. Humphrey Ward [2 items 63 l. holograph signed]. Correspondence to various recipients discusses literary career, declines an invitation, responds to a letter from an admirer, and sends a note of sympathy to a Miss Seward [5 items holograph and typescript signed].--Quotation beginning "Under the meanest exterior ..." [1 l. holograph signed 18 cm.].--A list of "earlier" American poets and their works made by Mabie and clipped from a newspaper [1 item printed 10 cm.].

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Mabie, Hamilton Wright, 1846-1916

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