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Southern admirer, A, of Nathaniel Hawthorne, pseud. A pilgrimage to Salem in 1838. (Continued.)
John Robinson, and A rejoinder by Paltsits. Paltsits ascribes the author- ship to William Gilmore Simms; Robinson concludes that Hawthorne wrote the article himself or furnished the writer the entire skeleton for it, or that some intimate friend of Hawthorne wrote it. “The story ... recounts a pilgrimage to Salem in search of Nathaniel Hawthorne.” — Foreword.
 
This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, March 16, 1917.
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