Manuscripts
H. Rider Haggard correspondence
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Correspondence and manuscripts
Manuscripts
Contains manuscripts and letters to and from H. Rider Haggard; written from London, South Africa, Dublin, Egypt, Edinburgh, Berlin, Rhodesia, Norfolk.
mssHM 43398-43700
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Correspondence
Manuscripts
Contains letters to and from H. Rider Haggard; written from London, Washington, D.C., Norfolk, Copenhagen, Egypt, and Australia. Includes Theodore Roosevelt letters signed to Haggard dated 1909 February 11 (HM 43671) and 1910 May 28 (HM 43672).
mssHM 43398-43700
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Correspondence
Manuscripts
Contains letters to and from H. Rider Haggard; written from London, South Africa, Wales, Norfolk, California, Canada, New York, and Washington, D.C. Includes Theodore Roosevelt letters signed to Haggard dated 1905 March 11 (HM 43669) and 1905 June 24 (HM 43570).
mssHM 43398-43700
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Correspondence, manuscripts and documents
Manuscripts
Contains manuscripts and letters written to and from H. Rider Haggard; written from Norfolk, London, Paris, France, and South Africa. Also includes one folder of printed material, legal documents, autograph notes, and clippings.
mssHM 43398-43700
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Vishwanath Singh letter to Sir Henry Rider Haggard
Manuscripts
In this letter, written to British writer Sir Rider Haggard, the Maharaja states "I have been interested in the tragedy of the last Czar - but unfortunately I do not find any books or magazines which give a detailed account of the horrible murder." He then asks Haggard to suggest sources for him regarding the Czar's murder.
mssHM 79066
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Correspondence
Manuscripts
All of the letters in this collection are typewritten contemporary copies except for HM 66720, which is an autograph letter, signed. The copies which were made for Allan Nevins by John Campbell White, the son of the diplomat, Henry White. The majority of the letters were written by James Bryce, Viscount Bryce, who knew White from their diplomatic work; there are also letters by Arthur Balfour (Earl of Balfour), George Curzon (Marquess Curzon of Kedleston), Elise Jusserand, William Brodrick (Earl of Midleton), James Rhodes, and Sir Cecil Spring Rice.
mssHM 66718-66749