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Add to My CitationsTo Charles E. Perkins
4 October 1877 • Hartford, Conn.
(MS, postal card: CtHMTH, UCCL 01491)
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Please re-mail that letter to me. I believe I will not concede the “dramatic” year yet.1

S L Clemens

altalt

us postal card.
write the address on this side—the message on the other


Chas. E. Perkins, Esq

14 State st

City

[postmarked:] hartford conn. oct 4 6pm

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1

This note, about Ah Sin, apparently referred to a letter that Clemens had written and asked Perkins to forward, but now wanted returned to him. The letter, addressed either to Edwards or to Parsloe, was probably a response to the following letter from Edwards, written on 2 October from Utica, New York, where he and Parsloe were on tour with the play; Clemens’s “card” has not been found (CU-MARK):

UCLC 32575

Bartley Campbell (1843–88) was a playwright, actor, and producer whose works were popular in the 1870s and 1880s. In October 1877 he was touring in the Midwest with How Women Love and The Virginian (“The Detroit Stage,” Detroit Free Press, 30 Sept 1877, 1).



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MS, postal card, CtHMTH.

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MicroPUL, reel 1.

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See Perkins Collection in Description of Provenance.