Manuscripts

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.
Restrictions: Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.; RESTRICTED. Box 1 and volume 1: Available with curatorial approval. Requires extended retrieval and delivery time.

Georges Borach Report on James Joyce's eyes after an operation

Manuscripts

Zürich, Switzerland. Originally enclosed in: Nora Barnacle Joyce to Jacob Schwartz, June 11, 1930, now cataloged separately.

HM 41188

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Nora Barnacle Joyce letter to Jacob Schwartz

Manuscripts

Zürich, Switzerland, with envelope. Originally enclosed: Report on James Joyce's eyes…, June 1930, now cataloged separately.

HM 41187

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Popielecka, Marianna. Letters to Ludwik Opid, 1912-1929 (8 items)

Manuscripts

Consists of letters and postcards dated: 1912 December 8 (with envelope); postcard postmarked [1913?] December 21; postcard postmarked 1914 July 6; 1914 August 15 (with envelope); 1915 September 4 (postcard); 1919 March 30 (postcard); 1920 March 25; 192[1?] October 6; and 1929 July 19 (postcard).

mssModjeska

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Jacob Jacoby pardon material

Manuscripts

Items include: Jacob Jacoby, Camp Douglas, Illinois, autograph letter signed to wife and family, 1863 August 18 (HM 23921); Jacob Jacoby, Camp Douglas, Illinois, autograph letter signed to James S. Jacoby, 1863 August 24 (HM 23931); C.S. Brent, Paris, Kentucky, autograph document signed petition for release of Jacob Jacoby, 1863 September 11 (HM 2254); George W. Williams autograph document signed petition for the release of Jacob Jacoby, 1863 September 11, with added P.A. Prall autograph note signed (HM 23932); Brutus J. Clay, Paris, Kentucky, autograph letter signed to Commissary General of Prisoners William Hoffman, Washington, D.C., 1863 September 13 (HM 23922); James S. Jacoby letter signed to Commissary General of Prisoners William Hoffman, Washington, D.C., approximately 1863 September 15 (HM 23930); envelope labeled "Jacob Jacoby" and endorsed by Abraham Lincoln with "File, A.L., Sep. 19. 1863." (HM 2253). (14 pages)

HM 2253, HM 2254, HM 23921, HM 23922, HM 23930, HM 23931, HM 23932

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Abraham Lincoln envelopes addressed to Ward Hill Lamon

Manuscripts

Autograph documents. Two envelopes stamped and postmarked from Springfield. The postmark for LN 2369 (1) is partially illegible; LN 2369 (2) is postmarked 1853 August 20. (2 items)

LN 2369 (1-2)

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A. A. Jacobs letter to Donald S. Friede

Manuscripts

The collection contains original James Joyce material with additional material concerning James Joyce scholarship and John Hinsdale Thompson's collecting of the James Joyce material. The first series of the collection contains 73 original items (1901-1938, mssHM 41118-41190), either written by or about James Joyce and include: Joyce's translation of Gerhart Hauptmann's Before sunrise; a corrected typescript of a portion of Penelope; and various poems. Also included are autograph letters by Joyce to various recipients, and the correspondence of Donald S. Friede concerning his publication and the copyright of Joyce's Work in progress. The second series includes 169 items of supporting material (1939-1973) which consists chiefly of correspondence between John Hinsdale Thompson, booksellers, and other Joyce scholars; the majority of these letters are addressed to Thompson. Also contains manuscripts, printer's material, printed material, and ephemera concerning Joyce scholarship.

HM 41167

Letter to Jacob Schwartz

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