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H. P. Blavatsky Scrapbooks

from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society

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volume 3, page 201

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vol. period: 1875-1878

pages in vol.: 277

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C. Dickens in his library

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Very much yours J. M. Alcott.

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Home of Emmerson

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Walden

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A Bron fon Alcott

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<Untitled> (the time of purchase)

the time of purchase it was one of the most forlorn of square farm-houses, owing all its atractiveness to the wooded hills back of it, and the wide sunny prespect before. It is now the most delightful and unique of residences.

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↑ image by unknown author
↑ image by unknown author. Lady's portret signed by cut from some letter: "Very much yours J. M. Alcott."
↑ Home of Emmerson by unknown author
↑ Walden by unknown author
↑ image by unknown author. Man's portret signed by cut from some letter: "A Bron fon Alcott."
↑ the time of purchase by unknown author

Sources

Louisa May Alcott — Harper's New Monthly Magazine, vol.51, no.301 (June1875), p.28. Colour scan: BYU–Idaho / Internet Archive. The full source page also contains a printed facsimile signature.

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[2] y unknown author. Lady's portret signed by cut from some letter: "Very much yours J. M. Alcott."

[3] Home of Emmerson by unknown author

[4] Walden by unknown author

[5] y unknown author. Man's portret signed by cut from some letter: "A Bron fon Alcott."

[6] the time of purchase by unknown author

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