Manuscripts
This little world
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The wide, wide world :
Manuscripts
The original manuscript of Susan Warner's novel "The Wide, Wide, World" (New York : G. P. Putnam & Co., 1853), including the final chapter omitted from the original edition and subcsequent editions. The chapter was not included because the book had run longer in the galleys that the publisher expected.
mssHM 87
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To the office and back : Notes towards a portrait of Wallace Stevens in words and music
Manuscripts
This radio drama was broadcast on November 7, 1978. The script is a mimeograph copy (21 pp.), and the music score is an autograph manuscript (25 pp.) in pencil and ink
mssHM 56791
Little Children
Manuscripts
Bound in black textured material. The title "Little Children" is written in the upper left corner of cover in white ink. Images are of the children of Charmian London's friends and family.
JLP 527
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Voyages round the World : with selected sketches of voyages to the South Seas, north and south Pacific oceans, China, etc
Manuscripts
An autograph manuscript of Edmund Fanning's memoir "Voyages round the world...;" it includes a title page, introduction, and chapters I-XXV. The manuscript is written in both pen and pencil, on various sizes of paper, with corrections and additions; it is incomplete with some chapters missing. In addition to the manuscript, there are unidentified supplementary autograph notes and a draft of Fanning's proposal to Congress for the opening of trade with New South Wales.
mssHM 84119
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Born in exile
Manuscripts
An autograph manuscript of the novel "Born in Exile," written between the years 1891-1892; with the original title "Godwin's Peak" crossed out on the first page. The novel deals with the themes of class, religion, love, and marriage and the premise of the novel is drawn from Gissing's early life.The manuscript contains additions and corrections by Gissing, with additional notes in pencil possibly by Gissing; the manuscript is made up of unbound, loose pages. The manuscript is housed in a brown morocco slipcase, with gold-tooled title and author's name on the spine.
mssHM 42718
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Gesta Venatica; Being a Record of Game etc. Bagged in India
Manuscripts
A signed, autograph manuscript; commencing in Poona, India. A record of the weapons used and animals hunted in various parts of India; with many fine ink drawings in both black ink and watercolors. Covers and many pages are loose; with blank pages.
mssHM 32436