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Thomas King note to Mr. Peake
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Thomas Starr King letter to J.H. Bragdon
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King informs Bragdon that he has no available Tuesdays between November and March, so he must decline Bragdon's request. Letter is pasted to backing sheet with photograph of King and an unidentified woman. Also included with letter is a one-page printed clipping containing a short biography of King.
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Thomas Starr King letter to "my dear Woodbury"
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Writing to the otherwise unnamed "Woodbury", King ponders over which of his previous lectures he ought to adapt for an upcoming speaking engagement.
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Thomas Starr King letter to Charles Warren Stoddard
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King sends his regrets that he will be unable to meet Stoddard, and hopes Stoddard will understand that King's hastily pencilled criticisms are a sign of King's high opinion of Stoddard's work: "It is because you have strong powers & good capacities that I speak of Blemishes for than excellences." With two bits of printed ephemera, one a clipping from an unknown source containing a short biography of Thomas Starr King.
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Third letter from Mr. King, to Mr. Thomas Paine, at Paris, as published in the Morning Herald of April 17, 1793
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