Series 2. Writings

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1843
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{"value"=>"<p>Smith's writings are arranged by genre, and alphabetically by title within each genre. The writings include an autobiography, a diary, a play, journalistic contributions, poetry, and fragments of two novels and a biography. All but one of the manuscripts are in Smith's hand. Most are incomplete and unpublished, though two significant manuscripts—Smith's autobiography and her recollections of Ralph Waldo Emerson—have been published in part. There are no manuscripts for prose works published during Smith's lifetime, and most of the poetry manuscripts appear to be fair copies. In date they range from the 1850s up to Smith's death in 1893. Supplementing the manuscripts are dozens of clippings of Smith's published newspaper and periodical contributions: poems, stories, sketches, letters to the editors, book reviews, etc. These range in date from ca.1843 to 1891, though a few may possibly be earlier. The majority have been mounted by Smith in two scrapbooks. Also included are some clippings of reviews of Smith's lectures and writings.</p>"}
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  1. Autobiography: A Human Life: Being the Autobiography of Elizabeth Oakes Smith
  2. Diary
  3. Drama [1/1]
  4. Prose [10/1]
  5. Poetry [9/1]
  6. Scrapbooks [2/1]
  7. Reviews of Smith's Writings and Lectures [3/1]