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bib13800ORaHi
Portage County Historical Society, Ravenna, Ohio [bib13800]
bib13802Pacific Book 19961996Pacific Book
The Library of Dr. Roger K. Larson. Part 3. Sale no. 96 (12 February). San Francisco: Pacific Book Auction Galleries. [bib13802]
bib13808ndPapantonio
Americana Catalog No. 5. New York: Michael Papantonio. [bib13808]
bib13810Parke-Bernet 19381938-12-00Parke-Bernet
Americana, Printed and in Manuscript. New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. Sale no. 73 (6 December). [bib13810]
bib13811Parke-Bernet 19411941-10-30Parke-Bernet
Autograph Letters, Manuscripts and Rare Books. The Entire Collection of the Late John Gribbel, Philadelphia. Part 2. New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. Sale no. 251 (22, 23, and 24 January). [bib13811]
bib13812Parke-Bernet 19411941-11-18Parke-Bernet
Autograph Letters and Manuscripts of Celebrated Persons with a Fine Group of Presidents. New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. Sale no. 315 (18 and 19 November). [bib13812]
bib13814Parke-Bernet 19451945-01-08Parke-Bernet
Rare First Editions . . . Autograph Letters & Manuscripts, Library Formed by the Late Dr James B. Clemens, New York. Sale no. 621 (8 and 9 January). New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. [bib13814]
bib13816Parke-Bernet 19631963-03-20Parke-Bernet
Exhibition and Sale at the Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc. Sale no. 2180 (20 March). New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. [bib13816]
bib13817Parke-Bernet 19631963-12-03Parke-Bernet
Manuscripts & Autographs, Historical and Literary. Sale no. 2235 (3 December). New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. [bib13817]
bib13818Parke-Bernet 19641964Parke-Bernet
Exhibition and Sale at the Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc. Sale no. 2282 (12 May). New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. [bib13818]
bib13819Parke-Bernet 19681968-05-14Parke-Bernet
Exhibition and Sale at the Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc. Sale no. 2701 (14 and 15 May). New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. [bib13819]
bib13820Parke-Bernet 19681968-06-18Parke-Bernet
The Library of Charles E. Feinberg, Detroit. Part 3: Books, Autographs and Manuscripts. Sale no. 2723 (18 June). New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries. [bib13820]
bib13821Paul and Gebbie 1887-891887–89Paul, Howard, and George Gebbie
The Stage and Its Stars, Past and Present: A Gallery of Dramatic Illustration and Critical Biographies of Distinguished English and American Actors from the Time of Shakespeare till Today. 2 vols. Philadelphia: Gebbie and Co. [bib13821]
bib13823Peabody 19181918Peabody, Francis Greenwood
Education for Life: The Story of Hampton Institute. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Page and Co. [bib13823]
bib13824Pearson 19161916Pearson, E. Kendall
“Ross in Dickens-Land.” Dickensian 12 (June): 179–84. [bib13824]
bib13829Rains 19371937Rains
Choice Books from the Splendid Library of a Well-Known New York Collector. New York: Rains Galleries. Sale no. 545 (13 and 14 April). [bib13829]
bib13830Raymond, Boyd, MacAllister and Kusterer 19371937Raymond, Wayte, F. C. C. Boyd, J. G. MacAllister, and Leonard Kusterer, eds.
The Standard Catalogue of United States Coins and Currency from 1652 to Present Day. New York: Wayte Raymond. [bib13830]
bib13833Reade 18751875-07-21Reade, Charles
“Literary Piracy.” New York Tribune, 21 July, 4. [bib13833]
bib13834Reade 18751875-07-24Reade, Charles
“History of Copyright.” New York Tribune, 24 July, 3. [bib13834]
bib13835Reade 18751875-08-07Reade, Charles
“Stage-Right.” New York Tribune, 7 August, 3. [bib13835]
bib13836Reade 18751875-08-10Reade, Charles
“Copyright Law.” New York Tribune, 10 August, 2. [bib13836]
bib13837Reade 18751875-08-14Reade, Charles
“Copyright Law.” New York Tribune, 14 August, 3. [bib13837]
bib13838Reade 18751875-08-21Reade, Charles
“Copyright Law.” New York Tribune, 21 August, 3. [bib13838]
bib13839Reade 18751875-08-25Reade, Charles
“An Author’s Property.” New York Tribune, 25 August, 4. [bib13839]
bib13840Reade 18751875-09-04Reade, Charles
“Copyright Law.” New York Tribune, 4 September, 3. [bib13840]
bib13841Reade 18751875-09-11Reade, Charles
“The Quintuple Iniquity.” New York Tribune, 11 September, 3. [bib13841]
bib13842Reade 18751875-09-15Reade, Charles
“The Four Fogs.” New York Tribune, 15 September, 2. [bib13842]
bib13843Reade 18751875-09-25Reade, Charles
“Copyright Union.” New York Tribune, 25 September, 4. [bib13843]
bib13847Reid 18911891Reid, T. Wemyss
The Life, Letters, and Friendships of Richard Monckton Milnes, First Lord Houghton. Introduction by Richard Henry Stoddard. 2 vols. New York: Cassell Publishing Company. [bib13847]
bib13848Remele 19581958Remele, C. W.
United States Railroad Postmarks, 1837 to 1861. State College, Pa.: American Philatelic Society. [bib13848]
bib13851Richards 19661966Richards
Catalog for November sale. Boston: Paul C. Richards. [bib13851]
bib13852Ritter and Wakelyn 19891989Ritter, Charles F., and Jon K. Wakelyn
American Legislative Leaders, 1850–1910. New York: Greenwood Press. [bib13852]
bib13853Roberts and Etherington 19821982Roberts, Matt T., and Don Etherington
Bookbinding and the Conservation of Books: A Dictionary of Descriptive Terminology. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress. [bib13853]
bib13855IC5
Private Collection [bib13855]
bib13856Ross 19191919Ross, Earle Dudley
The Liberal Republican Movement. New York: H. Holt and Co. [bib13856]
bib13859Rowell 18911891Rowell, George P.
American Newspaper Directory. New York: Geo. P. Rowell and Co. [bib13859]
bib13864Sanborn 18751875Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin
“The Virginia Campaign of John Brown.” Atlantic Monthly 35 (January): 16–24. [bib13864]
bib13866Sargent 18801880Sargent, Mrs. John T., ed.
Sketches and Reminiscences of the Radical Club of Chestnut Street, Boston. Boston: James R. Osgood and Co. [bib13866]
bib138701927Scheuer
Catalogue for sale no. 3. New York: Alwin J. Scheuer. [bib13870]
bib13872Schmidt 20002000Schmidt, Barbara
Archangels Unaware: The Story of Thomas Bethune.. [bib13872]
bib13877Seaver 18741874-01-00Seaver, William A.
“Editor’s Drawer.” Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 48 (January): 308–12. [bib13877]
bib13878Seaver 18741874-01-17Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 7 (17 January): 43. [bib13878]
bib13879Seaver 18741874-01-24Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 7 (24 January): 59. [bib13879]
bib13880Seaver 18741874-02-14Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Weekly 18 (14 February): 150. [bib13880]
bib13881Seaver 18741874-04-14Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 7 (14 March): 171. [bib13881]
bib13882Seaver 18741874-04-04Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 7 (4 April): 219. [bib13882]
bib13883Seaver 18741874-05-02Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Weekly 18 (2 May): 374–75. [bib13883]
bib13884Seaver 18741874-07-00Seaver, William A.
“Editor’s Drawer.” Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 49 (July): 299–303. [bib13884]
bib13885Seaver 18741874-07-04Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Weekly 18 (4 July): 559. [bib13885]
bib13886Seaver 18741874-07-25Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Weekly 18 (25 July): 619. [bib13886]
bib13887Seaver 18741874-10-24Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Weekly 18 (24 October): 875. [bib13887]
bib13888Seaver 18751875-01-00Seaver, William A.
“Editor’s Drawer.” Harper’s New Monthly Magazine 50 (January): 299–304. [bib13888]
bib13889Seaver 18751875-02-13Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 8 (13 February): 107. [bib13889]
bib13890Seaver 18751875-03-13Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 8 (13 March): 171. [bib13890]
bib13891Seaver 18751875-04-03Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 8 (3 April): 219. [bib13891]
bib13892Seaver 18751875-05-08Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 8 (8 May): 299. [bib13892]
bib13893Seaver 18751875-06-05Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 8 (5 June): 363. [bib13893]
bib13894Seaver 18751875-06-19Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 8 (19 June): 395. [bib13894]
bib13895Seaver 18751875-11-27Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 19 (27 November): 959. [bib13895]
bib13896Seaver 18751875-12-18Seaver, William A.
“Personal.” Harper’s Bazar 8 (18 Dec): 811. [bib13896]
bib13898Sedgwick 19941994Sedgwick, Ellery
The Atlantic Monthly, 1857–1909: Yankee Humanism at High Tide and Ebb. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press. [bib13898]
bib13900"Jahu Dewitt Miller"1999Seminary
“Jahu Dewitt Miller.” The Seminary at Forest Glen. [bib13900]
bib13901Seward 18721872Seward, Theodore F.
Jubilee Songs: As Sung by the Jubilee Singers, of Fisk University New York: Biglow and Main. [bib13901]
bib13902Shakespeare Birthplace Trust 19991999Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
A Chequered Past.. [bib13902]
bib13903Shakespeare Birthplace Trust 20002000Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Nash’s House/New Place.. [bib13903]
bib13905Shepard 20012001Shepard, Douglas H.
“The Clemens Clan and the Fredonia Library.” Barker Newsletter (Spring): 3–4. [bib13905]
bib13907Skandera-Trombley 19941994Skandera-Trombley, Laura E.
Mark Twain in the Company of Women. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. [bib13907]
bib13908SLC 18661866-01-13SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“San Francisco Letter.” Virginia City Territorial Enterprise, 13–16 January, not extant. Reprinted as “Mark Twain’s Reminiscence” in both the Austin (Nev.) Reese River Reveille, 18 January, 3, and the Shasta (Calif.) Courier 15 (17 February): 1, and as “Captain Montgomery” in the Golden Era 14 (28 January): 6. Modern reprintings may be found in Walker 1938[bib00199], 104–5; Henry Nash Smith[bib00084], 8–9; Taper[bib00457], 197–99. [bib13908]
bib13913SLC 18671867-03-12SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Female Suffrage. Views of Mark Twain.” St. Louis Missouri Democrat, 12 March, 4, clipping in Scrapbook 1:64, CU-MARK. Reprinted in Budd 1992a[bib00146], 214–16. [bib13913]
bib13914SLC 18671867-03-13SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Female Suffrage. A Volley from the Down-Trodden.” St. Louis Missouri Democrat, 13 March, 4, clipping in Scrapbook 1:64, CU-MARK. Reprinted in Budd 1992a[bib00146], 216–19. [bib13914]
bib13915SLC 18671867-03-15SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Female Suffrage. The Iniquitous Crusade Against Man’s Regal Birthright Must Be Crushed.” St. Louis Missouri Democrat, 15 March, 4, clipping in Scrapbook 1:65–66, CU-MARK. Reprinted in Budd 1992a[bib00146], 219–23. [bib13915]
bib13935SLC 18731873-06-30SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
"The ‘Jumping Frog.’ In English. Then in French. Then clawed back into a civilized language once more, by patient unremunerated toil."MS of thirty-nine pages, dated 30 June, ViU. Published in SLC 1875b[bib11536] , 28–43. Reprinted in Budd 1992, 588–603. [bib13935]
bib13937SLC 1873–74?1872-12-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“[The Arkansas Incident.]” Untitled play fragment, MS of twenty pages, a dramatization of the “Arkansas” incident in chapter 31 of Roughing It, CU-MARK. [bib13937]
bib13941SLC 18741874-02-17SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Speech at dinner for Wilkie Collins on 16 February in Boston. Paraphrase in ‘Wilkie Collins.’ ” Boston Evening Transcript, 17 February, 1. [bib13941]
bib13942SLC 18741874-02-18SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Speech at Massachusetts Press Association dinner on 17 February in Boston. Texts in ‘The Massachusetts Press.’ ” Boston Advertiser, 18 February, 4; “The Press,” Boston Globe, 18 February, 5; “Mark Twain and Canon Kingsley,” Hartford Courant, 19 February, 1; “A Speech by Mark Twain,” New York Evening Post, 20 February, 1; “Rev. Charles Kingsley and Mark Twain,'” Boston Commonwealth 12 (28 February): 4; Fatout 1976[bib00141], 85-87. [bib13942]
bib13943SLC 18741874-02-18SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Speech introducing lecture on Westminster Abbey by Charles Kingsley on 17 February at Tremont Temple in Boston. Texts in ‘Charles Kingsley’s Lecture.’ ” Boston Advertiser, 18 February, 1; “Rev. Charles Kingsley at Tremont Temple,” Boston Evening Transcript, 18 February, 1; “Charles Kingsley,” Boston Globe, 18 February, 8; “Westminster Abbey,” New York Tribune, 18 February, 4. [bib13943]
bib13944SLC 18741874-03-26SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“American Notes. By Mark Twain. The Temperance Insurrection.” Letter dated 12 March. London Standard, 26 March, 5–6. Budd 1992, 563–67. [bib13944]
bib13945SLC 18741874-04-14SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Mark Twain’s Banquet.” Letter dated 13 April. Hartford Courant, 14 April, 2. [bib13945]
bib13946SLC 18741874-04-28SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
Letter dated 24 April. In “’Mark Twain’ after the ‘Frog.’ ” Dubuque Herald, 28 April, 4. [bib13946]
bib13947SLC 18741874-05-31SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Those Imperishable Fishers Again.” Undated letter, 6–29 May. New York World, 31 May, 2. [bib13947]
bib13948SLC 18741874-06-23SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“A Postal Case.” Letter dated 16 June. Boston Advertiser, 23 June, 2. [bib13948]
bib13949SLC 18741874SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
Colonel Sellers. A Drama in Five Acts. By Samuel L. Clemens. Mark Twain. Elmira N. Y. Entered in the office of the Librarian of Congress. July 1874. A dramatization of The Gilded Age. Three manuscripts by two amanuenses survive: MS 1, DLC, submitted for copyright, five acts without separate title pages, by amanuensis 1; MS 2, CU-MARK, duplicate of MS 1, by amanuensis 1; MS 3, CU-MARK, five acts with separate title pages, by amanuensis 2, with notes in another hand; in MSS 1 and 2, Laura is acquitted; in MS3, she is found guilty. [bib13949]
bib13950SLC 18741874-07-06SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“A Curious Pleasure Excursion.” New York Herald, 6 July, 10. Budd 1992, 573–77. [bib13950]
bib13951SLC 18741874-09-08SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
Curtain speech at performance of the Gilded Age play on 7 September in Buffalo. Text in “‘The Gilded Age,’” Buffalo Express, 8 September, 1, transcribed in 4 Sept 74 to Brown, n. 3. [bib13951]
bib13952SLC 18741874-09-17SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
Curtain speech at performance of the Gilded Age play on 16 September in New York. Text in Wheeler, transcribed in Appendix D. [bib13952]
bib13953SLC 18741874-10-12SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Mark Twain and His Cold.” Letter dated 9 October. New York Times, 12 October, 4. [bib13953]
bib13954SLC 18741874-10-16SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Speech on accident insurance at insurance community dinner on 15 October in Hartford. Texts in ‘Grand Banquet to Mr. Cornelius Walford of England.’ ” Hartford Courant, 16 October, 2; SLC 1875b[bib11536], 229–30; Fatout 1976[bib00141], 89–91 misdated. [bib13954]
bib13955SLC 18741874-11-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“A True Story, Repeated Word for Word as I Heard It.” Atlantic Monthly 34 (November): 591–94. Reprinted in Budd 1992a[bib00146], 578–82. [bib13955]
bib13956SLC 18741874-12-17SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
Speech at Atlantic Monthly dinner on 15 December in Boston. Text in Lathrop; paraphrase in Gilman, 651. [bib13956]
bib13957SLC 18741874-12-24SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Speech at one hundredth performance of the Gilded Age play on 23 December in New York. Text in ‘The One Hundredth Representation of ‘The Gilded Age.’ ” New York Times, 24 December, 4, transcribed on p. 329. [bib13957]
bib13960SLC 18751875-01-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Old Times on the Mississippi. I.” Atlantic Monthly 35 (January): 69–73. [bib13960]
bib13961SLC 18751875-02-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Old Times on the Mississippi. II. A ‘Cub’ Pilot’s Experience; or, Learning the River.” Atlantic Monthly 35 (February): 217–24. [bib13961]
bib13962SLC 18751875-03-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Old Times on the Mississippi. III. The Continued Perplexities of ‘Cub’ Piloting.” Atlantic Monthly 35 (March): 283–89. [bib13962]
bib13963SLC 18751875-04-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Old Times on the Mississippi. IV. The ‘Cub’ Pilot’s Education Nearly Completed.” Atlantic Monthly 35 (April): 446–52. [bib13963]
bib13964SLC 18751875-04-29SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Proposed Shakespearean Memorial.” Letter dated 26 April. New York Times, 29 April, 6. [bib13964]
bib13965SLC 18751875-05-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Old Times on the Mississippi. V. ‘Sounding.’ Faculties Peculiarly Necessary to a Pilot.” Atlantic Monthly 35 (May): 567–74. [bib13965]
bib13966SLC 18751875-05-13SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Speech at spelling bee in Hartford on 12 May. Texts in ‘Spelling Match and Festival.’ ” Hartford Courant, 13 May, 2, and Fatout 1976[bib00141], 94–96, transcribed in Appendix F. [bib13966]
bib13967SLC 18751875-05-20SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“To the Public.” Hartford Courant, 20 May, 3. [bib13967]
bib13968SLC 18751875-06-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Old Times on the Mississippi. VI. Official Rank and Dignity of a Pilot. The Rise and Decadence of the Pilots’ Association.” Atlantic Monthly 35 (June): 721–30. [bib13968]
bib13969SLC 18751875-08-00SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Old Times on the Mississippi. VII. Leaving Port: Racing: Shortening of the River by Cut-offs: A Steamboat’s Ghost: ‘Stephen’s’ Plan of ‘Resumption.’ ” Atlantic Monthly 36 (August): 190–96. [bib13969]