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Start Over Collection Caroline Ticknor collection of American authors and publishers, 1862/1913

Alice Durand letter to Benjamin H. Ticknor, 1886 Box BW 27, Folder 1

The letter from Alice Durand to Benjamin Ticknor is signed under her pseudonym, "Henri Greville" 1886, February 9,about the success of her lecture tour on the East Coast and asks for more advertising. She also mentions copyright law and Richard Watson Gilder's work on it in New York.

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Caroline Ticknor collection of American authors and publishers, 1862/1913 .06 Cubic Feet Two letter sized folders

Ticknor, Caroline, 1866-1937

This collection contains forty-one letters and manuscripts by American authors and publishers from the files of James R. Osgood & Co. and its successor Ticknor & Co assembled by Caroline Ticknor (1866-1937), daughter of Benjamin Holt Ticknor (1842-1914) and granddaughter of William Davis Ticknor (1810-1864).

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Edward Bellamy letter to Benjamin H. Ticknor, 1885 Box BW 27, Folder 1

Edward Bellamy note to Benjamin Ticknor congratulating him on his new publishing firm of Ticknor and Company and to request payment for his work. He mentions his upcoming work of two stories (unnamed). The next book that Ticknor and Company publishes for him is "Looking Backward" (1888).

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  2. Caroline Ticknor collection of American authors and publishers, 1862/1913

Edward Everett note to George Ticknor, 1864 Box BW 27, Folder 1

Edward Everett note to George Ticknor 1864 November,about visiting him at his office with the [Report]. He writes that he is enclosing Alberi's interesting letter (not enclosed) and that he left two other copies of the volume at Ticknor's house yesterday.

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  2. Caroline Ticknor collection of American authors and publishers, 1862/1913

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