Severance has learned that Brownson is editing his father's works for publication, and since he has most of the Review and the Boston Quarterly is anxious to obtain only the Essay in Refutation of Atheism, which he hopes can be bound separately. He asks for a reply and to know the price and postage. He would purchase the entire set, but he is forced to be economical. P. S. Brownson will remember Severance's having addressed him once before. :: III-3-b A. L. S. 2pp. 12mo.