Box 2

Scope and Contents note From the Series: This collection is a continuation of Woodson Research Library's earlier collection of the Letters of Thomas Moore (MS 015). The letters collected were purchased from Winifred A. Meyers (Autographs), Ltd. and Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Also included are four engravings of the poet, purchased from Colburn and Tegg (Hollis, New York.). These purchases were made between 1976 and 1978.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: This collection is a continuation of Woodson Research Library's earlier collection of the Letters of Thomas Moore (MS 015). The letters collected were purchased from Winifred A. Meyers (Autographs), Ltd. and Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Also included are four engravings of the poet, purchased from Colburn and Tegg (Hollis, New York.). These purchases were made between 1976 and 1978.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: This collection is a continuation of Woodson Research Library's earlier collection of the Letters of Thomas Moore (MS 015). The letters collected were purchased from Winifred A. Meyers (Autographs), Ltd. and Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Also included are four engravings of the poet, purchased from Colburn and Tegg (Hollis, New York.). These purchases were made between 1976 and 1978.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: This collection is a continuation of Woodson Research Library's earlier collection of the Letters of Thomas Moore (MS 015). The letters collected were purchased from Winifred A. Meyers (Autographs), Ltd. and Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Also included are four engravings of the poet, purchased from Colburn and Tegg (Hollis, New York.). These purchases were made between 1976 and 1978.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: This collection is a continuation of Woodson Research Library's earlier collection of the Letters of Thomas Moore (MS 015). The letters collected were purchased from Winifred A. Meyers (Autographs), Ltd. and Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Also included are four engravings of the poet, purchased from Colburn and Tegg (Hollis, New York.). These purchases were made between 1976 and 1978.

Scope and Contents note 16 autographed letters and/or notes for the period 1802-1843. Recipients include J. Taylor, James Carpenter, James Power, Samuel Rogers. Several of the addressees are unknown. Also included is an undated check. Originals of thes microfilm are in the Pierpont Morgan Library. Items on the microfilm are not to be reproduced or quoted without the express permission of the Trustees of the Pierpont Morgan Library.

Scope and Contents note ALS, Ms, ANS, AL, DS, and music. About 70 items in all, covering the period 1802-1852. Among the adressees are James Perry, the Morning Chronicle, Robert Montgomery, T. S. Rice, D. F. Ryan, Edward R. Moran, Richard Bentley. Also included are Thomas Moore's will, and the Certificate of Administration of Thomas Moore's will (originals in the Bristol District Registry). Originals are housed in the National Library of Ireland. Items may not be reproduced without the permission of the National...

Scope and Contents note 27 autographed letters and notes written by Moore between 1810 and 1845. Among the addressees (most of whom are unknown) are James Power, James Carpenter and William L. Bowles. Included on the microfilm are 2 pages from Moore's "Life of Sir Edward Fitzgerald" (typescript). Originals are located in the Huntington Library and Art Gallery. Written permission to quote from, to reproduce, or to reprint must be obtained from copyright owners (if material is copyrighted) or from the Director of the...

Scope and Contents note 14 autographed letters between 1812 and 1844. Addressees include James Power, James Carpenter and Washington Irving. An inventory of the film's contents and a restriction statement precedes the letters. Originals owned by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Scope and Contents note 27 autographed letters, notes and manuscripts written by Moore between 1813 and 1844. Addressees include James Carpenter, James Power, William Bowles, Richard Bentley, Edward Moxon and others. Microfilm made by the Harvard College Library. No restriction statement on film.