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Sophia Hawthorne autograph letter signed to [Annie Adams Fields, Concord], approximately January 1864

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Title supplied by cataloger.Date from item or from supporting materials.Sophia HawthorneNeither she nor Mr. Hawthorne can come to Boston. Hopes to get her illustrated Gaffer Grey for Mrs. Fields. Describes Julian's illumination for "Ring, out, wild bells" [intended for the fair for African American children]. Dated "Saturday." Pen and ink sketch by Sophia Hawthorne.
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Manuscripts Correspondence
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Keywords

  1. Authors' Spouses
  2. Authors, American
  3. Correspondence
  4. Hawthorne, Julian 1846 1934
  5. Hawthorne, Nathaniel 1804 1864
  6. Women
  7. Women Authors, American

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