Manuscripts

Essays and notes

Description: A collection containing manuscripts, essays, and notes written by Laura Lois Hinkley for her work about the Brontë family. The typewritten manuscripts and essays include The Brontës: Charlotte and Emily, The Riddle of Charlotte Brontë, The Brontë Hero, Love and the Brontës, and The Gondal Story. The collection also includes typewritten notes for many of these works.
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Production date: 1946-1947.
Call number: mssHinkley
Creator: Hinkley, Laura L(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Provenance unknown. In library as of September 1986.

Laura L. Hinkley papers

Manuscripts

A collection containing manuscripts, essays, and notes written by Laura Lois Hinkley for her work about the Brontë family. The typewritten manuscripts and essays include The Brontës: Charlotte and Emily, The Riddle of Charlotte Brontë, The Brontë Hero, Love and the Brontës, and The Gondal Story. The collection also includes typewritten notes for many of these works.

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The Brontës: Charlotte and Emily

Manuscripts

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Essays and notes on water reclamation

Manuscripts

The collection consists of Lucile Selk Edgerton's professional papers, including the manuscripts of unpublished novels, original sketches meant to accompany her works of fiction, assorted printed magazines containing her published stories, copies of her published novels Pillars of Gold and In Walked Anny, some printed items, and ephemera. Part of the collection is made up by essays and research notes related to California history, and includes essays on Charles F. Wells, Thomas H. Blythe, Earl Rogers, Charlie Utting, C.E. Wells, and "Wild Horse Bill," as well as a variety of essays on the history of the Palo Verde Valley, the City of Blythe, and water reclamation around Isabella Lake. Many of the California research notes were compiled by Edgerton's son, Dean Edgerton, Jr. Also included is a bound volume with notes on his World War II experiences.

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Letters to Ellen Nussey

Manuscripts

A collection of letters and manuscripts written by Charlotte Brontë. The manuscripts include both bound and unbound prose and verse; some of which are written in the minute hand which she often used. The majority of the letters are written to her friend Ellen Nussey, along with a small group of letters to her mentor, William Smith Williams, and one letter to her biographer, Elizabeth Gaskell.

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We wove a web in childhood

Manuscripts

HM 2578

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Corner dishes, Being a small collection of mixed and unsubstantial Trifles In Prose and Verse

Manuscripts

HM 2577

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