Letters, Richmond, to George Frederick Holmes [manuscript] 1852 Aug. 24, Sept. 11.

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Letters, Richmond, to George Frederick Holmes [manuscript] 1852 Aug. 24, Sept. 11.

Letters regarding writing a "vitrolic" review of Uncle Tom's cabin for the Southern literary messenger.

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