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Discusses Lembcke's work on revising Foersom's translation.
Autograph letter unsigned from an unidentified correspondent to an unidentified recipient
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Discusses Lembcke's work on revising Foersom's translation.
Autograph letter from an unidentified correspondent to unidentified recipient
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Discusses Foersom's Shakespeare translations and a possible new edition of the work. Unsigned.
Autograph Letter Signed from A.M. Fairbairn to Unidentified Recipient
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from W.H. Furness, Philadelphia, to Unidentified Recipient
Author: Autograph Letter Signed by Daudey to an Unidentified Recipient
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Barrett made a proposition but the correspondent did not like the arrangement of parts. He wants a contract which will give him liberty to put the correspondent where he likes- Ghost or King in Hamlet, Banquo in Macbeth, Gratiano in Merchant of Venice, or Baradas in Richelieu, etc.
Autograph Letter Signed from J.S. Knowles to an Unidentified Recipient
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Letter of apology for lack of correspondence.
Autograph Letters Signed and Unsigned from Sarah Berhardt to Unidentified Recipient
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6 autograph letters signed and 1 autograph letter. Some letters are undated.
Autograph Letter Signed from Bulkeley Bandinel to Unidentified Recipient
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from O. Abel to an Unidentified Recipient
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from Unidentified Correspondent, Philadelphia, to William Winter
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Pages : 2
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The correspondent tells Winter not to bother about the advertising anymore as he is giving his two weeks' notice next week. On letterhead of the Adams Express Company, 1416 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Year from acquisition information. Signature illegible.