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Giving news of his publications.




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Detailing the difficulties in obtaining three boxes and two trunks from the train depot.




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Regarding their poems and Stedman's selection [for his forthcoming Victorian anthology, 1896]. With original postmarked envelope on which Stedman has written of his vain attempt to get a copy of Long ago.




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Harland sends Stedman Aline's diamond in order to sell it. Thanks Stedman for all his help. Envelope included.




Autograph Letter Signed to Edmund Clarence Stedman


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Writing from the Hotel Touraine in Boston, Bispham encloses tickets for his recital at the Astoria [Hotel?] , where he will sing for the first time the music by Walter Damrosch--who will accompany him--to Stedman's poem "The World Well Lost."




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Presenting the dedication copy of Austin Dobson's At the sign of the lyre (1885).







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Giving details of his book The library, 1881, and much literary news, mentioning Swinburne and Tennyson.




Autograph Letter Signed from Edmund Clarence Stedman, Bronxville, New York, to Chester S. Lord


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He will not be able to attend the dinner in honor of William Winter and sends instead, his recognition of Winter's "fame" and his "power to charm us." Stedman follows with several lines of verse beginning: What avail fellow-minstrels, our crotchets and staves. On letterhead of Lawrence Park, Bronxville, N.Y. Addressed to Lord as Secretary of the Lotos Club.




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With ms. postscript written on back of original postmarked typed envelope. A miniature autobiography, giving details of his education and published writings.