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John Greenleaf Whittier collection

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This collection comprises a series of letters composed by John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1929), 19th century newspapers, and various publications of his poetry and writings which reflect his Quaker and abolitionist beliefs. The collection was donated by Providence College professor, Dr. Bruce E. Graver.
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Sheet music - "The Dark Eye Has Left Us - Song of Indian Women" by J. G. Whittier
Sheet music - "The Dark Eye Has Left Us - Song of Indian Women" by J. G. Whittier
1843
Earliest known musical setting of a Whittier poem by the Scottish tenor William Dempter.
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Sheet music - "The Negro Boatmen. Songs and Chorus" by J. G. Whittier
Sheet music - "The Negro Boatmen. Songs and Chorus" by J. G. Whittier
Sheet music - "The Negro Boatmen. Songs and Chorus" by J.G. Whittier.
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Souvenir of Lexington
Souvenir of Lexington
1875
Prints Whittier's poem "Lexington, 1775" along with the Order of Exercises in Lexingt…
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The Branded Hand, by John Greenleaf Whittier
The Branded Hand, by John Greenleaf Whittier
1845
The Branded Hand by John Greenleaf Whittier. Issue No. 9 of the The Anti-Slavery Bugle, published in…
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Transcribed manuscript of poems for "Lays of My Home"
Transcribed manuscript of poems for "Lays of My Home"
1841
Manuscript poems by John Greenleaf Whittier transcribed by a friend to be included in "Lays of…
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Whittier's Earliest Poems, 1825-1826. Never before printed. Samuel Pickard
Whittier's Earliest Poems, 1825-1826. Never before printed. Samuel Pickard
1906
No. 147 of 500 copies. Contains the first printing of "Lafayette" and a reprint of "L…