2374 - 2509: [Literature]. Harraden, B. (1864-1936).

78 2451 Literature Harraden B 1864 1936

78/2451 [Literature]. Harraden, B. (1864-1936). Lot of 19 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS SIGNED (all but one) "Beatrice Harraden", all but 2 addressed to "Mr Dunn", all pen and ink, dated between ±1906-1912, various lengths, all but 2 tipped-in in a contemp. cloth bound album, 4to.

= Beatrice Harraden, novelist and suffragette, best known for her Ships that pass in the Night (1893). Two letters addressed to other people (one to the journalist/ critic Meredith Starr and one to an unknown lady). In the letters in the album Beatrice Harraden discusses her novels with a correspondent of the name Mr J. Nicol Dunn, whose views she values highly. The letters in the album are preceded by a typescript factual introduction giving a short biography and listing some of her more famous works.

Beerbohm, M. (1872-1956). AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED "Max Beerbohm", to "Miss Hepworth-Dixon", pen and ink, dated "June 23 1923", on a small card, recto only.

= Accepting an invitation on "next Monday at about 6 o' clock".

ADDED: an AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED by the novelist ARTHUR MORRISON and 5 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS SIGNED to various correspondents by AGNES REPPLIER (American essayist, 1855-1950) and a MANUSCRIPT LETTER written on behalf of Agnes Repplier by her cousin E. REPPLIER WITMER.

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