Collection: Papers of Walt Whitman 1838-1987 / Level: Subseries - ARVAS Search Results

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Walt Whitman to Mary Whitall Costelloe, [1889 October 27], Box-folder 4:25

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[Walt Whitman] to Melville Phillips, n.d., Box-folder 2:41

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Walt Whitman to "Messrs. Scribner & Co.," [1877 March 30], Box-folder 3:35

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Walt Whitman to Mr. [John Jay] Knox, [ca. 1873 September 14], Box-folder 3:21

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Walt Whitman to Mr. Otis, 1872 December 16, Box-folder 3:18

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Walt Whitman to Mr. Sanborn, 1881 September 9, Box-folder 3:51

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Walt Whitman to Mrs. Bielby and Doctor [Bielby], 1873 November 4, Box-folder 3:22

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Walt Whitman to "My Dear Friend, [1878?] December 12, Box-folder 3:40

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Walt Whitman to "My dear friend," 1886 June 29, Box-folder 3:79

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Walt Whitman to "My dear friend" [William Rossetti], 1886 May 30, Box-folder 3:77

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