Box 1
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Contains 39 Results:
Letters. Louise Imogen Guiney, Oxford and Falmouth, England, to J. R. Tutin, Hull, England, 1911 January 11-July 19
Letter. Louise Imogen Guiney, Oxford, England, to J. R. Tutin, Hull, England, 1912 January 12
Letters. Louise Imogen Guiney, Oxford, England, to J. R. Tutin, Hull, England, 1913
Letter. Louise Imogen Guiney, Oxford, England, to Mrs. Hooker, 1913 July 4
Pages with regard to Dante's Divine Comedy, 1893
Thomas William Parsons's translation of the Divine Comedy was published the year after he passed away, and Louise Imogen Guiney wrote a memorial sketch of Parsons (1819-1892) for the book.
Henry Vaughan. Offprint of the "Mount of Olives", 1902
Guiney, who was interested in the metaphysical poetry of Henry Vaughan (1621-1695), edited and published this devoltional treatise. The offprint is incomplete.
Photograph. Louise Imogen Guiney, 1906
Photo appeared on January 17, 1906 in the weekly, the Tatler, which was published in London.
Advertisement for the book Thomas Stanley: His Original Lyrics, 1907
Guiney edited the work of Thomas Stanley (1625-1678). The ad features a portrait of Stanley done by Sir Peter Lely, and the folder includes a separate reproduction of this frontispiece.
Reviews/Comments on the publication of The Letters of Louise Imogen Guiney, 1926
The 2 volumes were published by Harper and Brothers.