Brief aan Philip Zilcken Possibly 1892
howardmansfield
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This is a handwritten letter from Howard Mansfield, a prominent lawyer from New York City, to Philip Zilcken, dated February 26, 1892. The letter discusses the publication of "Durch Eching Club" by Mr. Freer, which Zilcken apparently helped to produce. Mansfield expresses gratitude for Zilcken's contributions and relays a message from Mr. Freer, thanking Zilcken for his work and offering to cover expenses if the remittances received do not. The letter reveals the professional interactions between Mansfield and Zilcken, offering insights into the publishing industry and the social network of these individuals during the late 19th century. This letter demonstrates the value of handwritten correspondence in understanding the lives and experiences of individuals during this period.
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