Tom Taylor's tragedy of The fool's revenge : As presented by Edwin Booth

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  Taylor, Tom, 1817-1880. 1 letter to James Booth, 1796-1880, A.L.S. (4 p.), ([1853?], Nov. 3)

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  The majority of the collection consists of manuscripts and letters written by leading British Victorian political, scientific, and literary figures; there is also a small amount of material by American, French, German, and Polish writers. The manuscripts include poems by Daniel Webester, John Greenleaf Whittier, and Helen Maria Williams. The political correspondents include John Bright, Hugh McCalmont Cairns (Earl Cairns), George William Villiers (Earl of Clarendon), Frances Power Cobbe, Richard Cobden, William Ewart Gladstone, George Cornewall Lewis, Henry Temple (Viscount Palmerston), and George Frederick Robinson (Marquess of Ripon).

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  "The Charleston Tragedy : A New Song, Founded on facts relative to a late Murder committed in the City of Charleston, South Carolina, which Tragedy ought to be pasted on the walls of every house in America." 40 verses, 4 lines each; "The Book Seller's Dream, A New Song.--Tune, Sweet William of Plymouth," 42 verses, 4 lines each. Folio, repaired at folds, portion of text of first four verses of "Tragedy" torn away. Printed for Amos Taylor, the Author, Travelling Book-Seller

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  Report of the ecclesiastical trial of the Rev. Geo. B. Taylor : upon a presentment from the standing committee of the Protestant Episcopal Church, of the diocese of California, for an alleged violation of the canons of the church

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