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Box MS.2023.046 Box 2

 Container

Contains 67 Results:

Agnes Repplier, 5 letters to Mark Antony de Wolfe Howe, 1913

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 50
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Letters to assistant editor of the Youth's Companion about articles she is submitting.

Dates: 1913

Rita, letter to the secretary of the Manor House Club, 1911 May 30

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 51
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This finding aid describes the manuscript material from the New Woman Collection formed by Philip Cohen, and consists of letters, literary manuscripts, autographs, photographs, and other ephemera created by and related to the authors, actresses, and activists central to the feminist and suffragist movements of the 1890s as well as those female writers and public figures who opposed them. Though the term "New Woman" was coined in 1894 and is most commonly associated with 1890s women's rights...
Dates: 1911 May 30

Amélie Rives, autograph

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 52
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This finding aid describes the manuscript material from the New Woman Collection formed by Philip Cohen, and consists of letters, literary manuscripts, autographs, photographs, and other ephemera created by and related to the authors, actresses, and activists central to the feminist and suffragist movements of the 1890s as well as those female writers and public figures who opposed them. Though the term "New Woman" was coined in 1894 and is most commonly associated with 1890s women's rights...
Dates: 1833-1949

Elizabeth Robins, letter to "Miss Blaikie"

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 53
Scope and Contents From the Collection: This finding aid describes the manuscript material from the New Woman Collection formed by Philip Cohen, and consists of letters, literary manuscripts, autographs, photographs, and other ephemera created by and related to the authors, actresses, and activists central to the feminist and suffragist movements of the 1890s as well as those female writers and public figures who opposed them. Though the term "New Woman" was coined in 1894 and is most commonly associated with 1890s women's rights...
Dates: 1833-1949

Elizabeth Robins, letter to Ethel Brilliana Tweedie, 1892 January 17

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 54
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Letter mentions Ibsen's Hedda Gabler.

Dates: 1892 January 17

Elizabeth Robbins, letter to Clementina Antruther-Thomson, 1908 March

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 55
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Letter mentions her upcoming lecture at Portman Rooms in London.

Dates: 1908 March

W.M. Rossetti, letter to George Frederick Scotson-Clark, 1907 October 19

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 27
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Letter about A Girl Among the Anarchists by Isabel Meredith, and illustrators Mary Byrne and Frank Dean.

Dates: 1907 October 19

Adeline Sergeant, letter to Ethel Brilliana Tweedie, 1898 February 26

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 56
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Letter discusses Sergeant's upcoming article on "Novel Writing for Women" for The First College Open to Women, Queen's College London. Memories and Records of Work Done. 1848-1898, edited by Tweedie.

Dates: 1898 February 26

Anna Howard Shaw, cabinet photograph

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 57
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"Photograph by Brown Brothers 125 West 42nd St., N. Y.”

Dates: 1833-1949

May Sinclair, letter to Richard Watson Gilder, 1909 July 7

 File — Box: MS.2023.046 Box 2, Folder: 58
Scope and Contents

Letter discusses the serialization of Sinclair's novel The Creators: A Comedy in the periodical The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, edited by Gilder.

Dates: 1909 July 7