An Autograph Letter Signed by Richard Gilder, Quoting Famous Robert Browning Line

Book Description

(1844-1909). Gilder, a writer and an editor, was a reporter for several newspapers early in his career. He became editor of <I>The Century Magazine</I> and made it a powerful cultural force, blending literary works with art. <P> ALS. 1pp. 5" x 8" . New York. May 12th 1890. An autograph letter signed <I>" <B>R.W. Gilder</B>" </I> with an inspirational quote: <I>" My dear Mrs. Vaughan, "ÄoFor sudden the worst turns the best to the brave."Äô Mr. Browning "ÄoProspice"Äô Was ever so much moral courage & inspiration & insight hacked into a single line?" </I>. The letter, written on <I>" Editorial Department The Century Magazine" </I> letterhead, is in extremely fine condition overall.

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