Books by JULIA WARD

Boston. Jan. 22, 1884.. 2pp. plus integral blank. On a folded quarto sheet. Old fold lines. Near fine. Letter written by writer and suffragist Julia Ward Howe accepting a position on a committee at the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exhibition in New Orleans. She writes, "Dear Mr. [illegible], Your letters, official and personal, came during my absence from home, and were laid out of sight, so that I did not find them until a day or two since. I will answer both letters in this by saying ... more information

[N.p., but possibly Boston.] Jan. 8, 1895.. 2pp. plus integral blank. On a folded quarto sheet. Old folds. Minor soiling. Very good plus. Letter written by author and suffragist Julia Ward Howe, discussing an engagement to recite her most famous work, "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." She writes, "My dear Mrs. [Winthrop?], I must apologize for delay in replying to your letter of January third, received one day later. I am very sorry that I cannot possibly remain with you over Sunday. I will ... more information