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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Adrien Emmanuel Rouquette Collection 1853, 1858

[Requests collection of her poems in order to translate them into French; inquires as to whether a collection of his poems, Wild Flowers: Sacred Poetry, had arrived safely.]

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Adrien Emmanuel Rouquette Collection 1853, 1858

[Requests collection of her poems in order to translate them into French; inquires as to whether a collection of his poems, Wild Flowers: Sacred Poetry, had arrived safely.]

Adrien Emmanuel Rouquetteto Elizabeth Oakes Smith 1 p.

[Requests collection of her poems in order to translate them into French; inquires as to whether a collection of his poems, Wild Flowers: Sacred Poetry, had arrived safely.]

  1. Letter
University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Benson John Lossing Collection

[Published as a letter to the editor of The American Whig Review(Oct. 1852); critical of the article "Lossing's Field Book of the Revolution" ( American Whig Review, Sept. 1852)]

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Benson John Lossing Collection

[Published as a letter to the editor of The American Whig Review(Oct. 1852); critical of the article "Lossing's Field Book of the Revolution" ( American Whig Review, Sept. 1852)]

Benson John Lossingto Elizabeth Oakes Smith 1 p.

[Thanks her for her rebuke of something published in the Daily Timesof that day. Expresses shock at "The indecency of your assailant's words and innuendos." A handwritten note on the back page says, "Mr. Lossing here refers to an attack upon me by Anne Estelle ? Lewis. "]

  1. Letters
University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

William Henry Channing Collection 1852

[Claims that her letter and circular were delayed; believes subscribers will be impossible to find because they are too conservative in spirit; mentions awakened interest from newspapers after her lecture before the Lyceum; encourages her to publish her lectures soon in order to keep public interest focused on her; mentions Margaret Fuller; discusses a letter Smith sent to his cousin, H. Channing, who "would be not a little amused at being thought a friend of 'woman's rights'."]

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William Henry Channing Collection 1852

[Claims that her letter and circular were delayed; believes subscribers will be impossible to find because they are too conservative in spirit; mentions awakened interest from newspapers after her lecture before the Lyceum; encourages her to publish her lectures soon in order to keep public interest focused on her; mentions Margaret Fuller; discusses a letter Smith sent to his cousin, H. Channing, who "would be not a little amused at being thought a friend of 'woman's rights'."]

William Henry Channingto Elizabeth Oakes Smith

[Claims that her letter and circular were delayed; believes subscribers will be impossible to find because they are too conservative in spirit; mentions awakened interest from newspapers after her lecture before the Lyceum; encourages her to publish her lectures soon in order to keep public interest focused on her; mentions Margaret Fuller; discusses a letter Smith sent to his cousin, H. Channing, who "would be not a little amused at being thought a friend of 'woman's rights'."]

  1. Letter
University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Nathaniel Parker Willis Collection 1835-1863

[Tipped to paper with engraving of Ashland; marked Page 5.]

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