Papers of George Edward Woodberry [manuscript] 1880-1926.

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Papers of George Edward Woodberry [manuscript] 1880-1926.

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The collection contains the poems The choir boy and The mosque at Ephesus. In his correspondence Woodberry writes to S.R. Koehler on reviews and a Blake article for the American art review, to Henry Oscar Houghton on corrections in his life of Poe, to Eugène Lemoine Didier on Poe's alleged Baltimore marriage, to W. E. Benjamin on Tamerlane, to Abbie Farwell Brown enclosing a poem, to Hugh McAtamney on Mr. Gilbert's public library in Beverley, Mass., to Mr. Young on Richard LeGallienne's friendly reviews, to William Hayes Wood declining to speak on college literature courses and to several unidentified recipients on Poe, and proofreading. A letter from Josephine Laltram Swayne requesting information on Brooks Farm, and a copy of a 1698 indenture on the Katch Larke owned by Nathaniel Hathorne are included.

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Brook Farm Phalanx (West Roxbury, Boston, Mass.)

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Young, Mr.

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Beverley (Mass.). Public Library.

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Brown, Abbie Farwell, 1871-1927

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Hathorne, Nathaniel, 1775-1808

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Koehler, S.R. (Sylvester Rosa), 1837-1900

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Wood, William Hayes,

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Didier, Eugène Lemoine 1838-1913

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Benjamin, Wayland E. (Wayland Everett), 1859?-1913

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Houghton, Henry Oscar, 1823-1895

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