Correspondence of James Huneker [manuscript], 1899-1950.

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Correspondence of James Huneker [manuscript], 1899-1950.

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Letters from James Gibbons Huneker to several recipients. Most letters are addressed to E.E. (Edward) Ziegler, music critic and assistant director of the Metropolitan Opera. Also included are many letters to "Miss Mosher" and "Dear Ned," plus 2 letters from Josphine Huneker and one from Erik Huneker to "Mrs. Goldstein." In addition to letters, the collection includes various newspaper clippings; a wedding announcement for Edward Ziegler dated 1912 September 28; a sketch by Prof. Andrews dated 1911 September; an envelope flap of Miss Jane Kavanaugh; and several envelopes addressed to Ziegler dated 1906-1914.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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