Box 17

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1 page. Poem includes food imagery.

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Each poem is 1 page. "The Wish" has annotations: "To F.R.L." and "Hereford, 1934." "A Port Revisited" has annotations: "The F.R.L." and "Written in despondency off Lowestoft. Rewritten 1934." T.C. was originally laid into: Peacock, C.H. Poems. London, 1938. A.N.s. by C.W. regards misprint in Peacock's poem "The Release."

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Letters are 1 page and 3 pages, respectively, and were originally laid into: Peake, Mervyn. The Glassblowers. London [1950] (Eng P357g).

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Address: E. 123 Augusta Ave., Spokane, Washington. Typescript of Perpetual Prosperity Papers is 234 pages, with index and introduction by F.W. Clower, Associate Professor of Economics, State College of Washington, Spokane, Washington. Introduction describes the text as "...a plan for putting everyone to work by issuing money to the unemployed in exchange for their labor on public works." Autobiography is 9 pages.

Scope and Contents Diary was written in Wisconsin, and is 39 pages. Survey of Wisconsin's churches addressed to the secretaries of the American Home Missionary Society; written as a diary during a 5 week trip of 575 miles to 31 communities (including Stockbridge, Fond du Lac, Frankfort, Madison, Beloit, South Port (Kenosha), Racine, Milwaukee, Mineral Point, and Prairie du Chien) in 1839. Includes descriptions of the countryside, customs, education and population as well as churches and congregations. Much of...

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Letter of introduction for J.C. Shaffer, is written at Washington, D.C., from Peirce in his purview as Acting Secretary of State, and is 1 page.

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Typescript with poems; 55 pages. File includes promotional ephemera.

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Letter to Koch (New York City) is 2 pages, and was originally laid into: Pennell, Joseph. The Glory of New York (introduction by Elizabeth Robins Pennell). New York, 1926 (Private Presses/L Rudge/Pe).

Scope and Contents Letter to Willing (Century Club, New York) is 2 pages. Letter to "Dear Sir" (Hotel Margaret, 95-97 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N.Y.) is 1 page. Letters to Willing and "Dear Sir" originally laid into: Pennell, Elizabeth Robins. The Life of James McNeill Whistler. Philadelphia, 1908 (759.1 W57Yp 1909). A.L.s. to "Dear Doctor" (Windermere Hotel, Broad and Locust Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) is 1 page, and was originally laid into:...

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Salutations include "Dear GA" and "Dear R.N.G.A."

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Letter to Peterkin is 1 page. Date determined from receipt stamp on letter. Regards a complimentary copy of Willa Cather's The Lost Lady published by Knopf and Jean Toomer's Cane.

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Letter to Phelps was written at Burlington, Vermont, and regards an article he is preparing on the Philippine question.

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All letters acknowledge letters from Shaffer or express gratitude for Shaffer's hospitality.

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First document is 1 page, addressed in Southampton [England]. Indentures Parsons to an apprenticeship to chemist and druggist Henry Osborn until 1848 September 2. Signed by Henry Parsons, John Parsons, Henry Osborn and witness Edwards. With seals and tax stamps. Second document is 1 page, regarding board and lodging during term of Henry Parson's indenture with Osborn.