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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

John Williamson Palmer Collection 1857-1898, n.d.

[Praises Palmer for the idea of a collection of poems and mentions George Darley. ] w/typed transcript

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Parke Godwin Collection 1883-1896

[Asks him to read pieces by William Cullen Bryantand indicate whether they should be included in a collection of his writings.]

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Parke Godwin Collection 1883-1896

[Asks him to read pieces by William Cullen Bryantand indicate whether they should be included in a collection of his writings.]

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Lydia Maria Child Collection 1844-1879

[Copy of Chinese proverb with added comment.]

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Lydia Maria Childto John Sullivan Dwight, 1844 4 p.

[Re mutual admiration of Norwegian violinist Ole Bull; compares with Vieux Temps (sic). Discusses the opera, "I Puritani;"makes references to Cromwell's army, Bellini, and Calvinism. People mentioned are Parke Godwin, William Henry Channing, George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana, Friend Hopper, and John Hopper. ]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Parke Godwin Collection

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