Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946

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Photocopy of the original letter with margin notes by Julia Briggs.

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Photocopy of the original letter.

Scope and Contents The collection consists of correspondence between Richardson and Eliot Bliss, Peggy Kirkcaldy, Rose Odle and John Hinsdale Thompson, John Cowper-Powys, Phyllis Cowper-Powys to Rose Odle, H. G. Wells and Miriam Grossman to Leon Edel. The correspondence dates from 1928 to 1952. Also included in the collection are typescript and carbon copy typescript transcriptions of articles by Richardson, reminiscences of Richardson by Elizabeth Odle Turner and Pauline Marrian, and a checklist and annotated...

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Includes Ellmann's outline of the Zurich chapters; typescript drafts of "Zurich, Trieste (1915-1920)" and "Zurich: In Mewzzo del Cammin"; and draft fragments.

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Includes: photocopy of Robert Reade's poem, "To James Joyce"; photocopies of announcements of the publication of Ulysses; photocopy of an injuction regarding Joyce v. Roth.

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Typed and carbon copy typed notes, commentary, and transcriptions; photostats and photocopies.

Scope and Contents An artificial collection that consists of single and/or small groups of letters, small groups of related literary materials, individual or small groups of manuscripts such as poems and similar individual pieces which were deemed at one time to be of sufficient bulk to be placed into separate collections. These materials were acquired independently of larger collections. The period covered is primarily the first half or so of the twentieth century, but there are selected items dating well...

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Transcribed copy of the original letter.

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"Dear Mr. Wells, I am sorry, after having already traded upon your kindness, to have to bother you again about my biography of E. Nesbit - now drawing to its close. You will see by the enclosures, however, that there is no possibility of avoiding another approach, and you were good enough to say that I might get in touch with you again when the work was further advanced. I am very anxious indeed to be allowed to publish the letters I send with this, or parts of them..."

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Transcribed copy of the original letter.