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Discusses Gilman's review of Everett's book.
Autograph Letter Signed from Edward Everett, Cambridge, to Rev. [Samuel] Gilman
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Discusses Gilman's review of Everett's book.
Catalogue of Autograph Letters and Historical Documents
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Catalogue of Autograph Letters and Historical Documents
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Category : Autographs
Languages : en
Pages : 722
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American Autograph Lists
Author: Autograph Letter Signed Edward Everett To: My Dear Sir
Author: Edward EverettAutograph Letter Signed from Edward Everett Winchell, Calcutta, to Augustin Daly
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from Arthur Gilman, Cambridge, Massachusetts, to A.H. Dooley, Terre Haute, Indiana
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Includes list of authors he considers suitable "for the study of a lifetime." Also, a printed preface to Gilman's History of English literature, tenth edition.
Autograph on a Slip of Paper
Author: Edward EverettAutograph Letters Signed from Edward Everett Rice, Cincinnati, Boston and New York, to Various People
Author: Fragment of a Document with the Signature of Edward Everett
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This fragment of a document bears the signature of Edward Everett in brown ink on cream coloured paper. This is one of a collection of thirty cuttings with autographs acquired by Sir Redmond Barry, in addition to a collection of complete documents, of prominent figures active in the United States of America in politics, the military, and diplomacy, obtained from Colonel James McDonald in Virginia, in the United States, in 1876.