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Letters of Washington Irving
January 6, 1916 issue

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The article presents information related to the book "The Letters of Washington Irving to Henry Brevoort," edited by George S. Hellman. It had been supposed, or at least had been hoped, that the day had passed when editorial work such as these two handsomely printed volumes display could be offered to a critical public. The correspondence printed comprises 93 letters or parts of letters, and, in addition, three communications of dates different from those of the letters to which they are here attached, and which may or may not, apparently, have been separately dispatched.

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LETTERS of Washington Irving to Henry Brevoort, The (Book); HELLMAN, George S.; LETTERS; IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859; BREVOORT, Henry; LITERATURE
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