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Letter to Jacob Schwartz

Description

London, England. Includes two envelopes addressed to Jacob Schwartz postmarked, August 19, 1929.

Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date
1929 August 18
Call number
HM 41186
Creator
Thompson, John Hinsdale(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Purchased from Mrs. Jill Thompson Perkins, March 1974.
Associated people
Anderson, Chester G. (1892-1934.)
Beach, Sylvia. (1878-1953.)
Borach, Georges, (1908-)
Conner, Benjamin Howe, (1918-1987.)
Dalton, Jack, (1913-2000.)
Ellmann, Richard, (1902-1976.)
Friede, Donald. (1894-1952.)
Gallup, Donald, (1884-1951.)
Glasheen, Adaline. (1893-1942?)
Hart, Clive. (1851-1921.)
Hayes, Richard J., (1910-1998.)
Higginson, Fred H. (1891-1958.)
Hill, Creighton J. (1910-1964.)
Hodgart, Matthew John Caldwell. (1894-1955.)
Jolas, Eügne, (1929-2016.)
Jolas, M. (1923-)
Joyce, Nora Barnacle, (1852-1949.)
Ľon, Paul L. (1899-1969.)
Mathews, Elkin, (1914-1984)
Mayo, Robert D. (1903-1981.)
Paul, Elliot,
Peery, William Wallace,
Rodker, John,
Scholes, Robert,
Schuman, Henry.
Schwartz, Jacob.
Shaw, Leroy R.
Slocum, John J.
Solberg, Thorvald,
Spoerri, James Fuller,
Staley, Thomas F.
Stein, Jess,
Tindall, William York,
Weaver, Harriet Shaw.
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