Letter from R. H. Hathaway to Frederic Sherman, June 27, 1925


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Author: Hathaway, R.H. (Rufus Hawtin), 1869-1933

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Letter from R. H. Hathaway to Frederic Sherman, June 27, 1925


Author: Rufus Hawtin Hathaway

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Print copy consulted: Harriet Irving Library, Archives and Special Collections, The Rufus Hathaway Collection of Canadian Literature, Vertical file. Folder 573.

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Recipient: Frederic Sherman

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1925-06-27
English nonfiction prose masculine Canadian Literature LCSH Hathaway, R.H. (Rufus Hawtin), 1869-1933--Correspondence Sherman, Frederic Fairchild, 1874-1940--Correspondence
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Letter from Rufus Hathaway to Frederic Sherman, June 27, 1925

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Toronto
June 27, 1925.
Mr. F. F. Sherman,
8 West 47th Street,
New York, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Sherman:

Here I am coming to you again for further information in
connection with our friend Carman's bibliography.

The book about which I am seeking light this time is the
first edition of "The Painter's Holiday," which according to
your check list was destroyed, "One or two copies, perhaps,
remaining". Could I ask you to give me a bibliographical description of the destroyed edition? I have a copy of what is doubtless
the second edition, but should like very much to know in what way,
if any, this edition differs from the first edition. An early
letter from you giving this information would be much appreciated.

With kind regards, I am
Yours truly,
Address: 258 Garden