Manuscripts
We wove a web in childhood
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We wove a web in childhood
Manuscripts
A collection of letters and manuscripts written by Charlotte Brontë. The manuscripts include both bound and unbound prose and verse; some of which are written in the minute hand which she often used. The majority of the letters are written to her friend Ellen Nussey, along with a small group of letters to her mentor, William Smith Williams, and one letter to her biographer, Elizabeth Gaskell.
HM 2578
Corner dishes, being a small collection of mixed and unsubstantial trifles In prose and verse. By Lord Charles, Albert Florian Wellesley. Begun May 28th 1834. Flnished June 16th 1834
Manuscripts
Printed in the minute hand of the author. Contents: A peep into a picture book. ; A day abroad in four chapters. ; Stanzas on the fate of Henry Percy. Included with the manuscript is a partial transcript.
mssHM 2577
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Père Antoine's Date-Palm. A Legend of New Orleans
Manuscripts
A signed, autograph manuscript written in New York. Inscription on title page in the hand of Annie Fields "To James T. Fields from T. B. Aldrich, author;" on front cover "From the Collection of Mrs. James T. Fields." Volume also includes printed version of the manuscript and a black and white engraving of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. First printed in "The Atlantic Monthly," June 1862.
mssHM 13122
There's little joy in life for me
Manuscripts
Holographic manuscript; written on the death of her sister Anne.
mssHM 2575
My darling, thou wilt never know
Manuscripts
Holographic manuscript; written on the death of her sister Emily.
mssHM 2574
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Lecture on the organization, classification, and habits of insects
Manuscripts
Includes two versions: an autograph manuscript signed, 34 pages, and a corrected copy with additions and corrections in the hand of the author, 29 pages.
mssHM 12794