Hawthorne’s first diary With an Account of its Discovery and Loss By Samuel T. Pickard Author of the Life and Letters of John Greenleaf Whittier
by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Samuel T. (ed.?) Pickard
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8vo. pp. vi, 115.
Presentation copy from Samuel T. Pickard (1828-1915) to J.W. Courtney, dated 19 February 1912, with his partial ‘retractation’ on a slip pasted in, dated May 1907. A forgery, ‘edited’ by Pickard, perhaps by ‘a colored man named William Symmes’, if Pickard’s retraction note is to be believed.
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