1852-04-03
Eveleth contrasts accounts of Poe’s criticism and satirizes purported spirit communication with Poe.
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The original closing addresses Rev. Dr. Griswold or Edgar A. Poe, either. This intentional satirical wording is preserved, not treated as a lifetime letter to Poe. Two source pages inspected.
The original closing addresses Rev. Dr. Griswold or Edgar A. Poe, either. This intentional satirical wording is preserved, not treated as a lifetime letter to Poe. Two source pages inspected. AI scan review; not an independent human proofread.
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Download ↓George W. Eveleth to Griswold or Poe (satirical address), April 3, 1852. Boston Public Library, Ms. Gris. 316; Digital Commonwealth 6h443w14f.
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