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Hugh Moffitt letter to Jane Moffitt
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Hugh Hughes letterbook
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Contains copies of the official correspondence from New York Deputy Quatermaster Hugh Hughes to his assistants.
mssHM 661
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Langston Hughes letter to Beulah May, 1883-
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Langston Hughes is one of several California poets who donated items to a special poetry file, at the request of fellow poet Beulah May.
mssHM 63818
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Langston Hughes letters to Isabella M. Brown
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These letters, cards, and one manuscript were sent to Isabella Brown, an African-American poet from Natchez, Mississippi (there is one letter by American poet Walter Lowenfels to Brown). The items include:
mssHM 80590-80595
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Letters and essays of Owen Hugh O'Neill
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The majority of the letters are written by Owen Hugh O'Neill to his father and brother, Malachy O'Neill, who were still living in Kilross, Ireland. The letters discuss his trip to California including his stay at Fort Bridger, Wyo., and his arrival in Salt Lake City, Utah, with Johnston and the newly appointed Governor Alfred Cumming. O'Neill makes observations regarding the mounting confrontation between the U.S. Government and Army, Brigham Young, and the Mormon Church. In his other letters, some of which are to various friends, O'Neill discusses the Civil War and his life in California. In his letter dated 1863, Oct. 24, Malachy O'Neill discusses Ireland's view of the Civil War and the mass numbers of the Irish immigrating to the United States. The essays, which are not dated, seem to be have been written by O'Neill while he was a student and deal with various subjects such as mathematics and how to write an essay. Also included is a notebook kept by O'Neill regarding mathematics and sailing
mssHM 66359-66377
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Langston Hughes: [autobiographical sketch]
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An authobiographical sketch donated by Langston Hughes to a special poetry file, at the request of fellow poet Beulah May.
mssHM 63817