hunt william morris 1824 1879

Letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Boston, [Mass.], to La Roy Sunderl...

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

About the drudgery of housework. Scribner's has asked her to write for them; paid her $30 for "Guendolen." Quotes a remark of William Hunt's. Scribner's Monthly, November 1872, p. 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Sends a poem composed when the wind was howling "its dreariest." Cannot leave until her mother is about; inquires, in a postscript, about the Hunts. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Criticizes Mrs. Fields' "little poem" (no title given); mentions her own sales. Mr. Whittier has made "quite a little visit" and Mr. Hunt has arrived. [Ellen] Robbins is coming to paint; altogether there are 45... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

Hopes to see her at Leonhardt's concert; refuses to attend a reception "to meet the Hunts." Is busy finishing the papers on the Shoals for Osgood. Refers to Among the Isles of Shoals, Boston, 1873. Courtesy of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

The summer goes its "delicious way"; five hundred people are "sojourning" in the solitude. Mr. Thaxter, Roland, and Hunt may come the next week. Hears terrible things about the latter. Her sonnet is suggestive ... More

Celia Thaxter incomplete autograph letter to [Annie Fields, Fall? 1874...

Hopes to stay in Boston before "going back for the terrible winter." Mr. Thaxter and Roland will be on a sea voyage; John in Mexico. Hunt is much improved in health; has been living in Newburyport with Tuckerma... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Speaks of the marital difficulties between the Hunts. Feels no one can judge between them. Mr. Whittier wants to come to Shoals when the Fields do. Has been re-reading "Sands of Summer;" thinks someone ought to... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, N[ewton]ville, ...

Speaks of Hunt's exhibition. Saw Mrs. Hunt and Bay. They had sent a "lot of little sacred things." Signed "C." (Memorial Exhibition of the Works of William Morris Hunt, November 11-December 15, 1879. Museum of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, N[ewton]ville, ...

Speaks of Hunt's exhibition. Saw Mrs. Hunt and Bay. They had sent a "lot of little sacred things." Signed "C." (Memorial Exhibition of the Works of William Morris Hunt, November 11-December 15, 1879. Museum of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, N[ewton]ville, ...

Speaks of Hunt's exhibition. Saw Mrs. Hunt and Bay. They had sent a "lot of little sacred things." Signed "C." (Memorial Exhibition of the Works of William Morris Hunt, November 11-December 15, 1879. Museum of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has William Hunt with them "just shuddered back from the dreadful verge." He is coming to life and eats and sleeps again. Signed "C." Printed in part in Letters of Celia Thaxter, p. 93-94. Knowlton. H.M., . . .... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has had a glorious summer; music from morning till night. Wants a note sent to Mr. Lang. Fears William Hunt is in for a long siege of nervous prostration. "Signed "c." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, N[ewton]ville, ...

Speaks of Hunt's exhibition. Saw Mrs. Hunt and Bay. They had sent a "lot of little sacred things." Signed "C." (Memorial Exhibition of the Works of William Morris Hunt, November 11-December 15, 1879. Museum of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, N[ewton]ville, ...

Speaks of Hunt's exhibition. Saw Mrs. Hunt and Bay. They had sent a "lot of little sacred things." Signed "C." (Memorial Exhibition of the Works of William Morris Hunt, November 11-December 15, 1879. Museum of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H., ...

Will be glad to go to Manchester after the 15th. Wants Lang's address to send the piano back; William Hunt still lingers. Signed "C." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Tells her of the death of George Folsom. Rose Darrah has had a "message from William Hunt." Lizzie Greene entreats her to "escape from the contagion of this thing." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, 101 Pembroke St...

Relays "messages" from James [Thomas Fields] and William [Hunt]. Is thinking of taking a house on Charles St. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Ports[mouth, N....

Sent the Walter Scott journal to Whittier without reading it entirely. Karl is so poorly; tries to pay for patience and resignation. Has grown too sensitive to print the Hunt paper at all. Courtesy of Boston Pu... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, [Portsmouth, N....

Proposes publishing the Hunt article to meet her winter expenses. Speaks of the proposed sale of the islands to the syndicate. Considers the problem of Karl. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Letter from William Lloyd Garrison, Boston, [Mass.], to La Roy Sunderl...

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Criticizes Mrs. Fields' "little poem" (no title given); mentions her own sales. Mr. Whittier has made "quite a little visit" and Mr. Hunt has arrived. [Ellen] Robbins is coming to paint; altogether there are 45... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

About the drudgery of housework. Scribner's has asked her to write for them; paid her $30 for "Guendolen." Quotes a remark of William Hunt's. Scribner's Monthly, November 1872, p. 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Sends a poem composed when the wind was howling "its dreariest." Cannot leave until her mother is about; inquires, in a postscript, about the Hunts. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

Hopes to see her at Leonhardt's concert; refuses to attend a reception "to meet the Hunts." Is busy finishing the papers on the Shoals for Osgood. Refers to Among the Isles of Shoals, Boston, 1873. Courtesy of ... More

Celia Thaxter incomplete autograph letter to [Annie Fields, Fall? 1874...

Hopes to stay in Boston before "going back for the terrible winter." Mr. Thaxter and Roland will be on a sea voyage; John in Mexico. Hunt is much improved in health; has been living in Newburyport with Tuckerma... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Speaks of the marital difficulties between the Hunts. Feels no one can judge between them. Mr. Whittier wants to come to Shoals when the Fields do. Has been re-reading "Sands of Summer;" thinks someone ought to... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

The summer goes its "delicious way"; five hundred people are "sojourning" in the solitude. Mr. Thaxter, Roland, and Hunt may come the next week. Hears terrible things about the latter. Her sonnet is suggestive ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has had a glorious summer; music from morning till night. Wants a note sent to Mr. Lang. Fears William Hunt is in for a long siege of nervous prostration. "Signed "c." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H., ...

Will be glad to go to Manchester after the 15th. Wants Lang's address to send the piano back; William Hunt still lingers. Signed "C." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has William Hunt with them "just shuddered back from the dreadful verge." He is coming to life and eats and sleeps again. Signed "C." Printed in part in Letters of Celia Thaxter, p. 93-94. Knowlton. H.M., . . .... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, 101 Pembroke St...

Relays "messages" from James [Thomas Fields] and William [Hunt]. Is thinking of taking a house on Charles St. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Tells her of the death of George Folsom. Rose Darrah has had a "message from William Hunt." Lizzie Greene entreats her to "escape from the contagion of this thing." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Ports[mouth, N....

Sent the Walter Scott journal to Whittier without reading it entirely. Karl is so poorly; tries to pay for patience and resignation. Has grown too sensitive to print the Hunt paper at all. Courtesy of Boston Pu... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, [Portsmouth, N....

Proposes publishing the Hunt article to meet her winter expenses. Speaks of the proposed sale of the islands to the syndicate. Considers the problem of Karl. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Criticizes Mrs. Fields' "little poem" (no title given); mentions her own sales. Mr. Whittier has made "quite a little visit" and Mr. Hunt has arrived. [Ellen] Robbins is coming to paint; altogether there are 45... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Sends a poem composed when the wind was howling "its dreariest." Cannot leave until her mother is about; inquires, in a postscript, about the Hunts. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

About the drudgery of housework. Scribner's has asked her to write for them; paid her $30 for "Guendolen." Quotes a remark of William Hunt's. Scribner's Monthly, November 1872, p. 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

Hopes to see her at Leonhardt's concert; refuses to attend a reception "to meet the Hunts." Is busy finishing the papers on the Shoals for Osgood. Refers to Among the Isles of Shoals, Boston, 1873. Courtesy of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Speaks of the marital difficulties between the Hunts. Feels no one can judge between them. Mr. Whittier wants to come to Shoals when the Fields do. Has been re-reading "Sands of Summer;" thinks someone ought to... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

The summer goes its "delicious way"; five hundred people are "sojourning" in the solitude. Mr. Thaxter, Roland, and Hunt may come the next week. Hears terrible things about the latter. Her sonnet is suggestive ... More

Celia Thaxter incomplete autograph letter to [Annie Fields, Fall? 1874...

Hopes to stay in Boston before "going back for the terrible winter." Mr. Thaxter and Roland will be on a sea voyage; John in Mexico. Hunt is much improved in health; has been living in Newburyport with Tuckerma... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has William Hunt with them "just shuddered back from the dreadful verge." He is coming to life and eats and sleeps again. Signed "C." Printed in part in Letters of Celia Thaxter, p. 93-94. Knowlton. H.M., . . .... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H., ...

Will be glad to go to Manchester after the 15th. Wants Lang's address to send the piano back; William Hunt still lingers. Signed "C." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has had a glorious summer; music from morning till night. Wants a note sent to Mr. Lang. Fears William Hunt is in for a long siege of nervous prostration. "Signed "c." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Tells her of the death of George Folsom. Rose Darrah has had a "message from William Hunt." Lizzie Greene entreats her to "escape from the contagion of this thing." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, 101 Pembroke St...

Relays "messages" from James [Thomas Fields] and William [Hunt]. Is thinking of taking a house on Charles St. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Ports[mouth, N....

Sent the Walter Scott journal to Whittier without reading it entirely. Karl is so poorly; tries to pay for patience and resignation. Has grown too sensitive to print the Hunt paper at all. Courtesy of Boston Pu... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, [Portsmouth, N....

Proposes publishing the Hunt article to meet her winter expenses. Speaks of the proposed sale of the islands to the syndicate. Considers the problem of Karl. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

About the drudgery of housework. Scribner's has asked her to write for them; paid her $30 for "Guendolen." Quotes a remark of William Hunt's. Scribner's Monthly, November 1872, p. 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Criticizes Mrs. Fields' "little poem" (no title given); mentions her own sales. Mr. Whittier has made "quite a little visit" and Mr. Hunt has arrived. [Ellen] Robbins is coming to paint; altogether there are 45... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Sends a poem composed when the wind was howling "its dreariest." Cannot leave until her mother is about; inquires, in a postscript, about the Hunts. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

Hopes to see her at Leonhardt's concert; refuses to attend a reception "to meet the Hunts." Is busy finishing the papers on the Shoals for Osgood. Refers to Among the Isles of Shoals, Boston, 1873. Courtesy of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Speaks of the marital difficulties between the Hunts. Feels no one can judge between them. Mr. Whittier wants to come to Shoals when the Fields do. Has been re-reading "Sands of Summer;" thinks someone ought to... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

The summer goes its "delicious way"; five hundred people are "sojourning" in the solitude. Mr. Thaxter, Roland, and Hunt may come the next week. Hears terrible things about the latter. Her sonnet is suggestive ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has William Hunt with them "just shuddered back from the dreadful verge." He is coming to life and eats and sleeps again. Signed "C." Printed in part in Letters of Celia Thaxter, p. 93-94. Knowlton. H.M., . . .... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has had a glorious summer; music from morning till night. Wants a note sent to Mr. Lang. Fears William Hunt is in for a long siege of nervous prostration. "Signed "c." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H., ...

Will be glad to go to Manchester after the 15th. Wants Lang's address to send the piano back; William Hunt still lingers. Signed "C." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, 101 Pembroke St...

Relays "messages" from James [Thomas Fields] and William [Hunt]. Is thinking of taking a house on Charles St. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Tells her of the death of George Folsom. Rose Darrah has had a "message from William Hunt." Lizzie Greene entreats her to "escape from the contagion of this thing." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Ports[mouth, N....

Sent the Walter Scott journal to Whittier without reading it entirely. Karl is so poorly; tries to pay for patience and resignation. Has grown too sensitive to print the Hunt paper at all. Courtesy of Boston Pu... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, [Portsmouth, N....

Proposes publishing the Hunt article to meet her winter expenses. Speaks of the proposed sale of the islands to the syndicate. Considers the problem of Karl. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Sends a poem composed when the wind was howling "its dreariest." Cannot leave until her mother is about; inquires, in a postscript, about the Hunts. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

About the drudgery of housework. Scribner's has asked her to write for them; paid her $30 for "Guendolen." Quotes a remark of William Hunt's. Scribner's Monthly, November 1872, p. 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Criticizes Mrs. Fields' "little poem" (no title given); mentions her own sales. Mr. Whittier has made "quite a little visit" and Mr. Hunt has arrived. [Ellen] Robbins is coming to paint; altogether there are 45... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

Hopes to see her at Leonhardt's concert; refuses to attend a reception "to meet the Hunts." Is busy finishing the papers on the Shoals for Osgood. Refers to Among the Isles of Shoals, Boston, 1873. Courtesy of ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

The summer goes its "delicious way"; five hundred people are "sojourning" in the solitude. Mr. Thaxter, Roland, and Hunt may come the next week. Hears terrible things about the latter. Her sonnet is suggestive ... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Speaks of the marital difficulties between the Hunts. Feels no one can judge between them. Mr. Whittier wants to come to Shoals when the Fields do. Has been re-reading "Sands of Summer;" thinks someone ought to... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has William Hunt with them "just shuddered back from the dreadful verge." He is coming to life and eats and sleeps again. Signed "C." Printed in part in Letters of Celia Thaxter, p. 93-94. Knowlton. H.M., . . .... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H., ...

Will be glad to go to Manchester after the 15th. Wants Lang's address to send the piano back; William Hunt still lingers. Signed "C." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has had a glorious summer; music from morning till night. Wants a note sent to Mr. Lang. Fears William Hunt is in for a long siege of nervous prostration. "Signed "c." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Tells her of the death of George Folsom. Rose Darrah has had a "message from William Hunt." Lizzie Greene entreats her to "escape from the contagion of this thing." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, 101 Pembroke St...

Relays "messages" from James [Thomas Fields] and William [Hunt]. Is thinking of taking a house on Charles St. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Ports[mouth, N....

Sent the Walter Scott journal to Whittier without reading it entirely. Karl is so poorly; tries to pay for patience and resignation. Has grown too sensitive to print the Hunt paper at all. Courtesy of Boston Pu... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, [Portsmouth, N....

Proposes publishing the Hunt article to meet her winter expenses. Speaks of the proposed sale of the islands to the syndicate. Considers the problem of Karl. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Criticizes Mrs. Fields' "little poem" (no title given); mentions her own sales. Mr. Whittier has made "quite a little visit" and Mr. Hunt has arrived. [Ellen] Robbins is coming to paint; altogether there are 45... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Newtonville, [M...

About the drudgery of housework. Scribner's has asked her to write for them; paid her $30 for "Guendolen." Quotes a remark of William Hunt's. Scribner's Monthly, November 1872, p. 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Shoals, [N.H.],...

Has had a glorious summer; music from morning till night. Wants a note sent to Mr. Lang. Fears William Hunt is in for a long siege of nervous prostration. "Signed "c." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, 101 Pembroke St...

Relays "messages" from James [Thomas Fields] and William [Hunt]. Is thinking of taking a house on Charles St. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, Ports[mouth, N....

Sent the Walter Scott journal to Whittier without reading it entirely. Karl is so poorly; tries to pay for patience and resignation. Has grown too sensitive to print the Hunt paper at all. Courtesy of Boston Pu... More

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, [Portsmouth, N....

Proposes publishing the Hunt article to meet her winter expenses. Speaks of the proposed sale of the islands to the syndicate. Considers the problem of Karl. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Celia Thaxter autograph letter signed to Annie Fields, 101 Pembroke St...

Relays "messages" from James [Thomas Fields] and William [Hunt]. Is thinking of taking a house on Charles St. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Cascade in Flume, Franconia Notch, N. H.

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The Belated Kid, William Morris Hunt

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