A Guide to the Ambrose Bierce Collection
A Collection in the
Clifton Waller Barrett Library of American Literature
Accession number 5992-q
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Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
Collection is open to research.
Use Restrictions
See the University of Virginia Library’s use policy.
Preferred Citation
Ambrose Bierce Collection, Accession 5992-q, Special Collections Department, University of Virginia Library
Aquisition Information
This collection was purchased on December 20, 1994.
Funding Note
Funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities
Item Listing
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Ambrose Bierce , Washington, D.C., to "Dear Neale" [ Walter Neale ]1911 Jan 29ALS , 3 p. on 1 l.
[returns the proofs of volume seven of The Devil's Dictionary , approves of Neale's announcement of books undertaken in 1910, "A pretty ambitious project. They go a long way toward making my dream come true, namely, that you are to be `the foremost publisher in America,'" and rejoices that he has only three and a half volumes of page proofs yet to read, with a newsclipping about the growth of thin paper used in bookmaking glued on the third page below Bierce's signature], formerly tipped in along with a typed transcript in the front of a copy of In the Midst of Life by Ambrose Bierce (1898)
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Ambrose Bierce , Washington, D.C., to "Dear Neale" [ Walter Neale ]1911 Jan 29TL
[Typed transcript of the letter described above], 1 p., formerly typed in along with the original letter in the front of a copy of In the Midst of Life by Ambrose Bierce (1898)