A Guide to the Papers of Arthur Sherburne Hardy, 1888-1917 #7721

A Guide to the Papers of Arthur Sherburne Hardy, 1888-1917

A Collection in the
Clifton Waller Barrett Library
The Special Collections Department
Accession Number 7721

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Preferred Citation

Papers of Arthur Sherburne Hardy, Accession #7721, Special Collections Dept., University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

This collection was deposited on [17 December 1963] 5 November 1964.

Scope and Content Information

The collection contains manuscripts of two poems and an essay on France by Arthur Sherburne Hardy. Letters discuss the lack of a correspondent's reply to a request for an autograph of [Helen?] Keller for her majesty, and the correct usage of the religious term "mass," and include an invitation, and a note of thanks.

Correspondents include [Luther Halsey?] Gulick and a Dr. Leeds.

Contents List

Manuscripts

Poem beginning "O what a night for a soul to go . . . " 1891 Mar. 11

AMsS. 1 p.
Poem: "Immortality" beginning "My window is the open sky . . . " n. d.

AMsS. 1 p.
"An Appreciation (of France)" n. d. [ca. 1916]

AMsS. 8 p.

Essay of personal reflections on the history and beauties of France.

Letters

Arthur Sherburne Hardy to "Dear Sir" 1914 Sep. 12

ALS. 2 p.

Regrets lack of his correspondent's reply to his request for an autograph of Miss [Helen?] Keller for "Her Majesty."
A. S. H. to [Luther Halsey?] Gulick 1917 Mar. 8

ALS. 2 p.

Invites Gulick to tea, and reports that Prof. [Frank Moore?] Colby is in town.
A. S. H. to Dr. Leeds n. y. Mar. 17

ALS. 1 p.

[Thanks for note from Leeds in time of need.]
A. S. H. to "Dear Sir" n.d.

ALS. 2 p.

Receipt Date Stamp: "The Riverside Press/ Cambridge, Mass./ August 20, 1888"
Comments on correct usage of the religious term "Mass."