Box 4
Contains 10 Results:
C.B. Richardson, University Publishing Company, New York, N.Y., to John Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C., 1871 February 1
Scope and Contents
They infer from the charcter of the work [Tyler's book Two Civilizations] that sales would be chiefly to father's friends and associates; will superintend publication for 10% commission; must have it in hand to make estimate; portraits on steel cost about $100 each. 2 pp. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr. endorsing and summarzing letter. 1 p.
[L.H.?] Van Eurie, Van Eurie, Horton and Co., New York, New York, to John Tyler, Jr., 1871 February 4
Regrets that they will be unable to publish his contemplated work [Two Civilizations Emanating From Jamestown and Plymouth Rock]; it will be a great work and a time will come when there will be a great demand for it, but that time is not now; the whole South and Democratic mind of the country is prostrate; abolition rules there now; doesn't believe he will find a publisher in the North; but don't despair time will make all things equal in the end. 1 p. ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., Washington City, D.C., to Richardson and Co., New York, New York, 1871 February 4
J. Murphy and Co., Publishers, Baltimore, Md., to John Tyler, Jr., 1871 February 14
P.M. Thompson, Williamsburg, Va., to John Tyler, Jr., 1871 February 22
Has searched his house and Judge Tucker's for the publication you want, but cannot find it; maybe there's a copy in the library of the Historical Society in Richmond; check with H. Wynne of Richmond who is a diligent collector; will send an address delivered by his [JT] father on the 166th anniversary of William and Mary College, 1859; can he get a copy of the Commission of Agriculture report? 2 pp. ALS. Including AN by [John Tyler, Jr.] endorsing and summarizing letter. 1 p.