Papers pertaining to "Col. Sellers as a scientist" [manuscript], 1886.

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Papers pertaining to "Col. Sellers as a scientist" [manuscript], 1886.

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The collection contains a typescript with autograph corrections of "Col. Sellers as Scientist" by Twain and William Dean Howells; a 2 page typescript copied from "Life in Letters of William Dean Howells" regarding the abandonment of the Sellers play project by Twain and Howells; an undated note from Mildred Howells to an unidentified recipient; and a galley proof of "Col. Sellers as a scientist."

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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Twain, Mark, 1835-1910

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