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Richard E. Barnes letters to George Barnes

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    George Ellary Hale letter to Seth Barnes Nicholson

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    This autograph letter, written by George Ellery Hale to Seth Barnes Nicholson, concerns Nicholson's employment at the Mount Wilson Observatory and an eclipse. He expresses, "...I sincerely hope you may see your way clear to stay with us. We can certainly give you better facilities for research than you could get elsewhere, and you may also count on an adequate increase in salary." This letter was written in Florence, Italy.

    mssHM 83603

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    Richard E. Gutstadt letter to publishers of Anglo-Jewish periodicals

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    Letter requests Anglo-Jewish publishers to refrain from commenting on Grant Madison's recently published "The conquest of a continent" published by Scribner and Sons for the purpose of stifling the sale of the book.

    mssHM 66233

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    John H. Barnes letters

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    One letter is addressed to Miss Townsend, and the other is addressed to Laurence Hutton.

    mssHM 11325-11326

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    Richard Armour letter to Paul Zall

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    This letter, written to fellow writer Paul Zall, chiefly talks about British poet Barry Cornwall and Armour's book Barry Cornwall: a biography of Bryan Waller Procter. Armour also talks a little bit about some of his other published works. The letter is written on "Claremont Men's College Memorandum" letterhead.

    mssHM 78350

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    Robert E. (Robert Edwin) Peary letter to George Rockwood

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    In this letter, written to New York City photographer, George Rockwood, Peary is paying for and asking about photographs of himself (that Rockwood took and sent to him) that he had received yet. Peary also promises to send Rockwood a copy of his "Arctic narrative" (his book Northward over the "great ice," published in 1898). The letter may be written by another person, but Peary signed it. There is also a note, possibly by Rockwood, "Have ordered 1dz" on page two.

    mssHM 79890

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    Lydia H. Burns letter to Polly Burns Hall

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    Lydia Burns writes to her sister Polly of her stay in Placerville, California, where she is working in "a publick house." With letterhead engraving of a view of Placerville, California.

    mssHM 3206