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John Baldwin Buckstone list of plays and his letter to "My Dear Sir,"

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    John Baldwin Buckstone letter to "Dear Sir"

    Manuscripts

    mssHM 11340

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    John Baldwin Buckstone letter to Henry Bennett

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    mssHM 52120

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    Two letters by William Charles Macready

    Manuscripts

    The first letter is addressed "Dear Madam" (HM 63352), and the other, to "My Dear Sir" (HM 63353).

    mssHM 63352-63353

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    John Conness letter to "My Dear Sir,"

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    In this letter to an unknown recipient, John Conness writes that "the men of my time have passed" and that "their names will stand identified for all time with great work in serving our country."

    mssHM 21339

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    Rowland Hunter letter to "Dear Sir,"

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    Autograph letter (draft) from Rowland Hunter to "Dear Sir," December 21, 1814. In this draft, Hunter explains and proposes why he should continue publishing Maria Edgeworth's works, after what appears to be dissolution between the two.

    mssHM 80444

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    "John" letter to "my dear aunt,"

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    Typescript of a letter sent from "John" to "my dear Aunt," written while he was at sea heading to San Francisco on board the steamer Tennessee. He writes of leaving New York on the steamer Cherokee, canoing across the Isthmus of Panama, the scenery and native people of the area, and conditions on board the Tennessee. He concludes the letter on April 16 after his arrival in San Francisco, and briefly describes lumber and mining prospects.

    mssHM 73059