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Edward Dowden correspondence


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    Edward Dowden correspondence

    Manuscripts

    The collection contains letters from Edward Dowden to Robert Perceval Graves. There are also a few poems by Dowden and letters from Mary Clerke Dowden and John Ramsden Tutin.

    mssHM 39181-39258

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    George B. McClellan correspondence

    Manuscripts

    A collection of business, military, political, and personal correspondence of George B. McClellan, chiefly letters written by him. The largest portion of the collection consists of 22 letters from McClellan to Edward Henry Wright and covers the period from 1863 to 1885. Other correspondents include J. E. Peyton, David Hunter, John Van Buren, William H. Aspinwall, Robert Patterson, and others. Also included are a few letters by McClellan's wife Ellen Mary Marcy McClellan.

    mssMcClellan

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    George B. McClellan correspondence

    Manuscripts

    A collection of business, military, political, and personal correspondence of George B. McClellan, chiefly letters written by him. The largest portion of the collection consists of 22 letters from McClellan to Edward Henry Wright and covers the period from 1863 to 1885. Other correspondents include J. E. Peyton, David Hunter, John Van Buren, William H. Aspinwall, Robert Patterson, and others. Also included are a few letters by McClellan's wife Ellen Mary Marcy McClellan.

    mssMcClellan

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    Edward Renaud manuscript poems

    Manuscripts

    Copy handwritten by Edward Renaud for Mary Todd Lincoln.

    mssHM 1988

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    Correspondence

    Manuscripts

    The collection consists of letters, manuscripts, documents, four photographs, and two scrapbooks related to the personal and business affairs (mainly concerning the printing business) of Edward DeWitt Taylor. There are also a few manuscripts and poems by Edward DeWitt Taylor and his father, Edward Robeson Taylor (1838-1923), and others. There is one letter by Jack London to Taylor, 1909 November 27. Much of the collection is unsorted and undated.

    mssTaylore

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    Queen Mary correspondence with C.H. Collins Baker regarding the King's paintings ; note written by Edward VII

    Manuscripts

    The letters include: a note written by Edward VII, enclosed in a letter from the Lord Chamberlain's Office (HM 82777); letters written from C.H. Collins Baker to Queen Mary (HM 82779, 82785, 82795); and letters written Queen Mary to C.H. Collins Baker (HM 82778, 82780-82784, 82786-82794). The letters between C.H. Collins Baker and Queen Mary discuss various paintings in the Royal collections, various Royal palaces and the purchase of paintings by the Queen. The letters are written from St. James's Palace, Windsor Castle, the National Gallery, Buckingham Palace and Sandringham; many letters with envelopes.

    mssHM 82777-82795