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San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
The History of Scotland: manuscript
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
Manuscript (holograph), partly in pencil, of the first lecture draft of an essay on Sir Walter Raleigh, incomplete, with notes. Some pages are cut or torn.
mssHM 935
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Manuscripts
A collection of letters written by Sir Walter Scott. Correspondents in the collection include James Boswell; John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton; George Gordon Byron, Baron Byron; William Chisholm; John Wilson Croker; Charles Erskine; Matthew Weld Hartstonge; and William Laidlaw. The collection also includes three forged letters, allegedly by Scott, created by Alexander "Antique" Howland Smith.
mssScottwa
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Manuscripts
A collection of letters written by Sir Walter Scott. Correspondents in the collection include James Boswell; John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton; George Gordon Byron, Baron Byron; William Chisholm; John Wilson Croker; Charles Erskine; Matthew Weld Hartstonge; and William Laidlaw. The collection also includes three forged letters, allegedly by Scott, created by Alexander "Antique" Howland Smith.
mssScottwa
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Manuscripts
Includes copies of "Leicester's Commonwealth," "Burghley's Commonwealth," Sir Francis Bacon's "Certain Observations Made Upon a Libel," letters by Sir Walter Ralegh, etc.
mssHM 267
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Manuscripts
Also enclosed: Introduction to Chronicles...in the hand of William Laidlaw, with corrections in the hand of Scott, approximately 1831 (mssHM 979); letters from David Douglas to My dear Campbell, 1894 (mssHM 24048-24050); facsimile of a letter from Walter Scott, 1829 (mssFAC 13).
mssHM 1982
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Manuscripts
Extracts from Year Books, abridgements of cases and decisions, law reports, precedents and formularies, notes on the Assize of Forests and other legal matters. Owned by and [partly in the hand of?] Sir John Port.
mssHM 46980