Author : Library Company of Philadelphia
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Correspondent's signature difficult to read. Written on letterhead of the Library Company of Philadelphia. Thanks Norris for a copy of his valuable bibliography.
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Release : 1874
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(1) mentions his possession of such "trifles" as the 16 vol. Halliwell plates, 2 copies of the Shakespeare second folio, and a large portion of the first folio.
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Release : 1879
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Rolles thanks Norris for a biographical pamphlet.
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Release : 1875
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He sends by express today a package of prospectuses of "The Facsimilist."
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Release : 1876
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Describes a Shakespeare portrait in her possession and encloses a photograph of the portrait.
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Explains that he has heard that Norris has offered a copy of the Shakespeare portrait from a photograph of Mr. Halliwell's of the Droeshout engraving. Remainder of letter addresses said portrait. Year is partially illegible, possibly 1874.
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Release : 1878
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Letter concerning the making of an album devoted solely to Shakespeare for the Birmingham Shakespeare Memorial Library.
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Release : 1878
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Regarding the editing and printing of some of his notes on Shakespeare.
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Release : 1877
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Norris' letter gave Waller much pleasure. "It is not every day to hear of any one having 2200 works on Shakespear, and coming from the southern New World makes it still more interesting ... Americans are most assiduous students and lovers of the greatest mastermind of our race." Waller writes that he has been reading Shakespeare's plays for 23 years and critically examining the text. Refers to Mr. Halliwell and a "great discovery" regarding the "historic foundation of the Tempest"; his new notes on Hamlet and his "elaborate paper on the history of the "Seven Ages" of man." Addressed from 65 Bolsover St. W., London.
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