{"value"=>"<p>Rossiter Johnson's papers consist mainly of incoming correspondence from family members and literary, social and political contacts.</p> <p>The main correspondents are Helen Kendrick Johnson, Florence Johnson and his sister Eva Johnson. The letters from his wife and daughter are mainly as a result of the long separations between his family during the long summer months, when one or the other might be in New York City or their ocean-side house at Amagansett, Long Island.</p> <p>The correspondents, A-Y, consists of authors, editors, political individuals especially those hostile to women suffrage; publishing Co. etc. Correspondents include Elizabeth Akers Allen; Authors Club, New York; Francis Fisher Browne; Educational Society; Lillie Hamilton French; Henry Holt & Co.; Mary G. Kilbreth; Henry M. Leipziger; The National Association Opposed to Women Suffrage and the New York State Association Opposed to Women Suffrage.</p> <p>The remaining material consists of accounts, speeches, notes and printed material.</p>"}