Letters from Poe and article about him [manuscript] 1836-1847.

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Letters from Poe and article about him [manuscript] 1836-1847.

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Letters to L. J. Cist, Philip Cooke, Thomas W. Field, Mrs. Sarah Hale, and to J. P. Kennedy and a manuscript "Reviewer reviewed," by Walter Bowen, ca. 1847, submitted to Graham's Magazine, regarding Poe's literary criticism.

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