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  1. Letters from Albert Bigelow Paine to Nella Braddy Henney about Helen Keller's book, "Midstream", acc...

    Image 2 > Item No 5 > Folder 4: P (Packakariki - Paynter) > Box 78: Oates - Pearce > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... that I might have stolen from it. And how Mark Twain himself would have loved this new revelation of ...
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  2. Letter from a reader in New York who enjoyed Helen Keller's article on Mark Twain.

    June 21, 1929
    Image 1 > Item No 12 > Folder 6: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1929 (A-Z) > Box 114: General Public Correspondence 1924-1932 > Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations > Series 1: General Correspondence
    Last night I read your article on Mark Twain, It is indeed a gem, scintillating vdth wit, ...
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    Letter from a reader in New York who enjoyed Helen Keller's article on Mark Twain.
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  3. Letter from E. D. Fulton to Helen Keller about arriving in NYC.

    October 12, 1920
    Image 1 > Item No 5 > Folder 13: Fulton, Mrs. E. D. > Box 55: Flagstad - Fulton > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... arranged with the Columbia Phonograph people to read the Mark Twain message into a record tomorrow at ten o'clock ...
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  4. Letter from John A. Macy to Upton Sinclair harshly critiquing his book, "Boston."

    June 7, 1928
    Image 3 > Item No 26 > Folder 10: Macy, Anne: Correspondence - John A. Macy > Box 69: Macy, Anne: Correspondence: G-T > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... ** * ♦ not to apeak of a volume! Mark Twain said it is difference of opinion that makes ...
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  5. Letter from Charles Allen Smart to Helen Keller enclosing his edits to "Midstream"

    July 17, 1928
    Image 1 > Item No 22 > Folder 7: Publisher: Doubleday and Company, 1921-1930 > Box 210: Bibliography, Biographer, Book Burning, Publishers > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller
    ... life in Forest Hills, and about that wonderful figure Mark Twain. Your chapter on him is a gem. I ...
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  6. Letter from John A. Macy to Upton Sinclair harshly critiquing his book, "Boston."

    June 7, 1928
    Image 3 > Item No 11 > Folder 9: Record Repositories: Indiana University - Lily Library > Box 18: Record Repositories: AFB - Indiana University > Sub Series 1: Legal & Administrative > Series 1: General Correspondence
    ... an essay it not to speak of a volume I Mark Twain said it is difference of opinion that makes horse ...
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  7. Article from Forest Hills News about Helen Keller upon her purchase of Forest Hills home

    July 26, 1923
    Image 1 > Item No 3 > Folder 6: 1923 > Box 245: Press Clippings 1918-1931 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    Mark Twain has said that the twomost interesting characters of ...
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  8. Article from New York Herald Tribune reviewing Helen Keller's new book, "Midstream"

    December 15, 1929
    Image 1 > Item No 58 > Folder 14: 1929 > Box 245: Press Clippings 1918-1931 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... to lecture, and the winning of many famous friends, Mark Twain, Henry Rogers, Phillips Brooks, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Charlie ...
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  9. Article from the New York Evening Post about Helen Keller's "Midstream" and a tea party at her Fores...

    October 26, 1929
    Image 1 > Item No 49 > Folder 14: 1929 > Box 245: Press Clippings 1918-1931 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... of friendship with such people as Alexander Graham Bell, Mark Twain, Andrew Carnegie and a host of
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  10. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #3: 1926". Contains articles about Helen Keller's...

    1926
    Image 51 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: 1926 > Box 292: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    Mark Twain, one of her dearest This distinguished visitor was ...
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  11. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #3: 1926". Contains articles about Helen Keller's...

    1926
    Image 62 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: 1926 > Box 292: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... Keller was ‘ - intensely interested. She spoke of Mark Twain and was told that across from The Park ...
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  12. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #1 : Vaudeville". Contains miscellaneous articles...

    Image 70 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Vaudeville > Box 290: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    Opening Monday Evening F^AVERSHAM In Mark Twain's “THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER” •« S««. sat. ...
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  13. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #3: 1926". Contains articles about Helen Keller's...

    1926
    Image 33 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: 1926 > Box 292: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... Helen,” if I itiay put it so—was ■ de- scribed by Mark Twain as one of the two niost interesting char- acters of ...
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  14. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #3: 1926". Contains articles about Helen Keller's...

    1926
    Image 17 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: 1926 > Box 292: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... If I may put it so •*"®- was described by Mark Twain as one of the. two most in- teresting c b. ...
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  15. Article by Helen Keller in The World about modern-day civilization and literature

    October 27, 1929
    Image 1 > Item No 50 > Folder 14: 1929 > Box 245: Press Clippings 1918-1931 > Series 4: Press Clippings
    ... with my 'book. Almost all summer I was with Mark Twain, “Following the Equator.” ' It was a long ...
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  16. Scrapbook entitled "Anne Sullivan Macy's Scrapbook #1 : Vaudeville". Contains miscellaneous articles...

    Image 69 > Item No 1 > Folder 1: Vaudeville > Box 290: Anne Sullivan Macy Scrapbooks > Series 5: Scrapbooks
    ... of Helen Keller, whom Maeterlinck called the living bluebird and Mark Twain placed side by side with Napoleon as the two ...
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