Howard, H. S. Typed letter signed from H.S. Howard, Wellesley, to Mrs. H.C. Folger, Glen Cove, N.Y

Folger bibliographic ID: 229974
Folger call number: Y.c.3205
Folger holdings ID: 278812
Accession Number: cs2117

If she knows of someone who is a Baconian, but has not read Dodd's book, [The personal poems of Francis Bacon], she should entreat said person to finance the larger edition of this work. Compares the expression on the Folger Library's Puck statue to Bacon's thought of playing mischief with the public. Included is a long postcript written by Howard discussing Frank H. Simond's Can Europe keep the peace? and a table of contents of the abridged Dodd Edition of the Shakespeare's Sonnets. Also, an excerpt from C.W. Hopper's 160 Sonnets to Shake-Speare containing a sonnet beginning "Three centuries have passed and still your claim."

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With envelope. Sent from Box B, Wellesley, Massachusetts to Saint Andrews Lane, Glen Cove, N.Y

Extended title: Typed letter signed from H.S. Howard, Wellesley, to Mrs. H.C. Folger, Glen Cove, N.Y 1931 December 4

Howard, H. S. active 1926-1931 Folger, Emily C. J. 1858-1936 Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. Midsummer night's dream Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. Sonnets Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626 Dodd, Alfred. Personal poems of Francis Bacon Simonds, Frank H. 1878-1936. Can Europe keep the peace? Folger Shakespeare Library Puck (Legendary character)

correspondent: Howard, H. S. (Harold), active 1926-1931
subject: Howard, H. S. (Harold), active 1926-1931
subject: Folger, Emily C. J. (Emily Clara Jordan), 1858-1936
subject: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616
subject: Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626
subject: Folger Shakespeare Library
subject: Puck (Legendary character)
correspondent: Folger, Emily C. J. (Emily Clara Jordan), 1858-1936