Car - Cle
File — Box: 5, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents
Included in this folder:
- Carey, Matthew [image in oversize]: Sent to Mr. W. Young, dated July 21, 1795. Business letter.
- Carey, Matthew: Sent to Pres't. U.S. Ins. Co., dated October 17, 1811. Abandoning goods to the Ins. Co.
- Carson, Rachel Louise: Sent to Archibald MacIntosh, dated September 20, 1952. Declines an invitation to be one of the Collection speakers at Haverford College.
- Channing, William E.: Sent to Petty Vaughan, Esq., dated September 6, 1831.
- Cheever, George B.: Sent to Mr. E.N. Mauly, dated November 1, 1855.
- Child, Lydia M.: Sent to her cousin, dated November 16, 1856. Asking that copies of her "Autumnal Leaves" be sent to various persons. Refers to Ticknor and his old grudge.
- Child, Lydia M.: Sent to Mrs. Fields, dated December 31, 1877. Letter of thanks for a token of "kind remembrance."
- Child, Lydia M.: Sent to ---, dated June 1861.
- Childs, Casper C.: Sent to George West, dated May 8, 1838. Referring to publication of T---'s speech.
- Church, Pharcellus: Sent to Rev. N. Malcum, dated September 5, 1860. Regarding a notice of sale of "free negroes," and asking for recommendation of the paper.
- Churchill, Winston: Sent to Clarence G. Hoag, dated July 23, 1909. Explains he is trying to finish a book while he is in Maine. Promises to read his magazine article when he returns to Cornish.
- Clark, Lewis Gaylord: Sent to G.P. Putnam, dated February 2, 1852. Regarding Putnam's "R.R. Library."
- Clark, Lewis Gaylord: Sent to E.L. Walles(?), dated September 7, 1854. Declining articles.
- Clark, Lewis Gaylord: Sent to James F. Fields, Esq., dated March 22, 1870. Sending an article for the "Every Saturday," and refers to Holmes and Longfellow.
- Clarke, Helen Archibald: Sent to Mr. Warrington, dated February 27. Changing the time when she can meet with Warrington.
- Cleveland, Charles D.: Sent to Dix, Edwards and Co., dated April 27, 1857. Characteristic he Anti-Slavery letter. Refers to Barnes Church and slavery.
- >Cleveland, Charles D.: Sent to Rev. A. Malcolm, dated May 18, 1861.
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