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Author: J. Du Pasquier
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Fragment of a letter, beginning with p. 9. Montgomery mentions his volume "The Christian life." Also, a seemingly unrelated envelope addressed to J. Du Pasquier, Esq., Pall Mall.
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Author: Montgomery Blair
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Accepts an invitation to a banquet honoring Reverdy Johnson.
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Montgomery cannot comply with Alger's request, since there are no photographs of him.
Author: Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Andrews, the author of Roger Payne and His Art (1892), indicates that he will deliver Montgomery's request for a copy of his book to his distributer, Charles Scribner and Sons.
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Montgomery mentions a verse signed L. Digges in the 1623 Folio and his discovery in "that contradictory, doggeral 'epitaph' in 'Timon of Athens.'" On illustrated letterhead of the New Hoffman House, Madison Square. Signed "Yours for the truth, C.A. Montgomery."
