Howitt, Mary (Mary Botham), 1799-1888
Dates
- Existence: 17990312 - 18880130
Biography
Mary Howitt (1799-1888), English poet.
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
"Ah God! I will not praise Thee most", 1848 Jun 28
Poem, holograph manuscript, signed.
Accompanied by the front of an envelope addressed to The Rev. Edward Quillinan, Loughrigg Holm, Ambleside, Wessex.
Nathaniel Hawthorne Collection
HOWITT, MARY (MARY BOTHAM), 1799-1888
"Italian pilgrims", undated
Autograph manuscript poem with corrections, signed, titled “Italian pilgrims.” Accompanied by a printed portrait of Mary and William Howitt, originally engraved by J. W. Steel.
Letter : Clapton, London, to an unidentified recipient, Mar 12
ALS to "Dear Sir."
Letter : to Frederic Shoberl, n.d.
ALS.
Letter : Tyrol, to an unidentified recipient, Aug 2
ALS to "Dear Madam."
John Augustus Hendrix McLane papers
Politician. Correspondence, essays, diaries, clippings, and other papers of J. Hendrix McLane, southern political independent, South Carolina gubernatorial candidate in 1882, and reformer in the Republican party. The papers are mainly concerned with McLane's political career, though there is some material relating to his studies at Tufts Theological School. Notable among the correspondents are George Washington Cable, Selden Connor, and Wendell Phillips.