Ade is returning to writing fables after a long period of retirement. His life is recounted, from being a boy to going to Purdue University. Then it recounts his literary career, beginning with his first fable in slang. He discusses getting older...
Letter from Austin Dobson to a "Mr Stedman" and dated October 14 1875. Dobson's handwriting is very fine, possibly a reason for the end note, made either by Perkins or another owner, that summarizes the contents of the letter. The summary notes...
In this letter addressed to his wife Maris, Doddridge thanks her for her letter and writes: "You will God willing see me on Monday. I long to be with you." The letter is written on irregularly cut paper, with some of the edges frayed or otherwise...
Letter from the poet to William Haslam. Keats writes to his friend concerning a debt of "very long standing." A faded ink stamp on the dates the letter as 1819. The letter was written during Keats' stay at Wentworth Place.
In this letter, typewritten on personalized stationery, Hoffman writes that she is glad to hear from Jaqua after such a long time, updates him on her life, then asks what he has been doing. She mentions a previous illness and her work. The letter...
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919; United States. President, 1901-1909 (Roosevelt); Letters
In this letter, typed in blue ink on off-white paper, Roosevelt discusses the implications of "a peace which leaves the wrongs of Belgium unredressed."
