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Evert Augustus Duyckinck
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Evert Augustus Duyckinck
Excerpt from Evert Augustus Duyckinck: A Memorial Sketch Read Before the New York Historical Society, January 7, 1879 In attempting a sketch of the life and literary labors of our late associate, Evert A. Duyckinck, I dismiss, at the outset, any misgivings as to the degree of general interest attaching to a career whose daily course came so little under public observation, and whose chosen aims were so far removed from the ordinary pursuits of men. At first thought the life of a scholar and man of letters, passed chiefly among his books, and marked by an avoidance of society and a withdrawal from the world, presents few points of attraction, and may seem to furnish little material for even a...
Evert A. Duyckinck Letter to Andrew P. Peabody
Duyckinck writes to Peabody, 14 Feb. 1854, submitting an article on the poet Young for publication in the North American, and instructions for handling the business elements of the submission. Integral envelope.
