Papers of James Russell Lowell [manuscript], 1834-1891.

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Papers of James Russell Lowell [manuscript], 1834-1891.

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Collection includes a critique on Bartlett's Dictionary of Americanism and a copy of "Phoebe." The collection contains a series of letters from Maria and James Russell Lowell to Anna Loring. Other correspondents, chiefly recipients, include Hamilton Aïdé, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, E. H. House, Robert Underwood Johnson, Sir James Paget, Theodore Parker, and Charles J. Peterson. The collection also contains an engraving of Lowell, and a Harvard entrance bond, 1834.

ca. 58 items.

University of Virginia. Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7934300

University of Virginia. Library

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