Autograph Letter, Signed.

Published by Dated Court Street, Saturday afternoon, no month, day, or year. To G.W. Warren, Esq., admitting that he sent "a copy of the address" to the wrong printer, but suggesting that it would be inadvisable to try to get it back. "It was rather an act of inadvertence in me to give it to them, .(but) I should .take it as a favor, as things now stand.if they could be employed to proceed with the printing." Everett was a diplomat, editor of the North American review, and brother of Edward Everett. Folded as though for mailing, a little wear, light mounting stain. One page. Very Good.

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Dated Court Street, Saturday afternoon, no month, day, or year. To G.W. Warren, Esq., admitting that he sent "a copy of the address" to the wrong printer, but suggesting that it would be inadvisable to try to get it back. "It was rather an act of inadvertence in me to give it to them, .(but) I should .take it as a favor, as things now stand.if they could be employed to proceed with the printing." Everett was a diplomat, editor of the North American review, and brother of Edward Everett. Folded as though for mailing, a little wear, light mounting stain. One page. Very Good.

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Title
Autograph Letter, Signed.
Author
Everett, A.H. (Alexander Hill).
Publisher
Dated Court Street, Saturday afternoon, no month, day, or year. To G.W. Warren, Esq., admitting that he sent "a copy of the address" to the wrong printer, but suggesting that it would be inadvisable to try to get it back. "It was rather an act of inadvertence in me to give it to them, .(but) I should .take it as a favor, as things now stand.if they could be employed to proceed with the printing." Everett was a diplomat, editor of the North American review, and brother of Edward Everett. Folded as though for mailing, a little wear, light mounting stain. One page. Very Good.

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Up-Country Letters buys and sells fine and rare books and manuscripts. We specialize in Nineteenth Century American and English Literature, particularly American Renaissance and Transcendental Literature. We also maintain an inventory of general rare and fine antiquarian books and manuscripts, first editions, natural history (especially birding) books, and archaeological books and monographs.

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Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, American Transcendentalism, Nineteenth Century American Literature, Nineteenth Century English Literature, Archaeology, Natural History, Birding, General Antiquarian

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