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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.43, October 19, 1882 Oct 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.43, October 19, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From Leslie Sulgrove To John Muir, 1882 Oct 15., Leslie Sulgrove Oct 1882

Letter From Leslie Sulgrove To John Muir, 1882 Oct 15., Leslie Sulgrove

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

To John Muir,From his friend, who during fifteen years of silence, never lost faith in his ultimate advancement, and who hopes for him and sympathized with him during that time he was lost to his,Sincere Friend, Leslie SulgroveWinter Palace Oct. 15. 1882. Glendale, Montana.09888

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.42, October 12, 1882 Oct 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.42, October 12, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.41, October 5, 1882 Oct 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.41, October 5, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From Sarah [Muir Galloway] To John Muir, 1882 Oct., Sarah Muir Galloway Sep 1882

Letter From Sarah [Muir Galloway] To John Muir, 1882 Oct., Sarah Muir Galloway

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)


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Lincoln Neb Oct / 89

My Dear brother John

I am here at Dan’s also John and Maggie, I received your letter with very kind offer, while at Crete, and Maggie and I were so taken by surprise and so rejoiced at the thought of its being possible to see you so soon that we did not exercise the forethought we should have done, in sending word to you at once, I did not know what David would think about it and so wrote to him next day, thinking there would be time to communicate with you after hearing …

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.40, September 28, 1882 Sep 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.40, September 28, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From Sarah [Muir Galloway] To John Muir, 1882 Sep 26., Sarah Muir Galloway Sep 1882

Letter From Sarah [Muir Galloway] To John Muir, 1882 Sep 26., Sarah Muir Galloway

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)


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the folks were all pretty well, except Mary, who had come to make a visit of a few weeks she was rather nervous, and not as well as usual, Wheeler has grown to be a fine boy, bright and intelligent, just the picture of Willis. We are having exceedingly dry weather here, so that the dust is perfectly terrible, if we take a good ride, we look as though we might have been around a thrashing machine, there has been no rain for eight or nine weeks. I wrote to both you and Louie, in the spring I think, …

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.39, September 21, 1882 Sep 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.39, September 21, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.38, September 14, 1882 Sep 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.38, September 14, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.37, September 7, 1882 Sep 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.37, September 7, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From N. D. Stebbins To John Muir, [1882] Sep., N. D. Stebbins Aug 1882

Letter From N. D. Stebbins To John Muir, [1882] Sep., N. D. Stebbins

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

Dowagiac,Mich.,

Sept.[1882]

My dear friend J. Muir:

Permit me to trouble your eyes once more with one of my scrawls.I want to say I was more than pleased in the perusal of your exceedingly interesting letter Aug. 24. I can't help it, old as I am. Such representation of natural scenery and glacial action fills me With a sort of visionary enthusiasm and sends me kiting in mind, trying to see and make faith a substance.So I imagine those great fields of inclined planes of ice are after me just ready [to] throw off a small mountain of ice. My …

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.36, August 31, 1882 Aug 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.36, August 31, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From William H. Rideing To John Muir, 1882 Aug 29., William H. Rideing Aug 1882

Letter From William H. Rideing To John Muir, 1882 Aug 29., William H. Rideing

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

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graph will be paid by [illegible] Appleton on delivery. Thanking you in advance for your kindness. I am

Yours Sincerely, William H. [Riding?].

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Youth’s Companion. Boston. August 29, 82.

My dear Sir: -

I have taken the liberty of using some [illegible] from [an?] article on Mountain Sheep in a book of mine which the [illegible[] – Appleton are about to publish, giving you full credit, of course,

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for the paragraphs used. I wrote to you several weeks ago to obtain your permission, but have not heard from you. The Century Co. are quite …

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.35, August 24, 1882 Aug 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.35, August 24, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.34, August 17, 1882 Aug 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.34, August 17, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From Mother [Ann Gilrye Muir] To John Muir, 1882 Aug 16., Ann Gilrye Muir Aug 1882

Letter From Mother [Ann Gilrye Muir] To John Muir, 1882 Aug 16., Ann Gilrye Muir

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

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Box 354 Portage Wis Augt 16th, 1882

Dear John

Your welcome letter of June was received in due time, and I expect you received mine about the same time also I am very glad to know that you are all well and that Wanda is growing and thriving so well, have you had her likeness taken yet. I would very much like to have a likeness of her, as well as one of her mother also I should think you are kept very busy indeed with so much fruit to care for besides family matters

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Letter From J [Ohn] M. Vanderblit To John Muir, 1882 Aug 14., John M. Vanderbilt Aug 1882

Letter From J [Ohn] M. Vanderblit To John Muir, 1882 Aug 14., John M. Vanderbilt

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

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Killisnoo near Sitka Alaska August 14th 1882.

My dear Mr. Muir

I have deferred writing to you from time to time with the hope that I could meet my note that falls due this month & as I am unable to do so I beg to enclose a draft on Mess. DuBois & King #416 Battery Street San Francisco for Sixty Dollars $60.00 being amount of interest (two years) due on same and beg that you will renew the same for another year or till such time as you can conveniently do so. I have been for the …

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.33, August 10, 1882 Aug 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.33, August 10, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.32, August 3, 1882 Aug 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.32, August 3, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.31, July 27, 1882 Jul 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.31, July 27, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From Sydney V. Smith To John Muir, [Ca 1882 ] Jul 27., Sydney V. Smith Jul 1882

Letter From Sydney V. Smith To John Muir, [Ca 1882 ] Jul 27., Sydney V. Smith

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

July 27 [ ]

My dear Muir,

You owe me a call. For one evening,after the conclusion of a case I was trying at Martinez and my dinner, I took a buggy and drove out to your place, missing my road once, and so not arriving at your gate until half past eight. The lower part of the house was already in darkness, lights were only to be seen at the upper windows, the dogs were baying in the farm yard, and the front gate was pad-locked. I did not like to jump the fence, I respected the dogs, and …

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.30, July 20, 1882 Jul 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.30, July 20, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.29, July 13, 1882 Jul 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.29, July 13, 1882

American Christian Review

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.28, July 6, 1882 Jul 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.28, July 6, 1882

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Bee-Pastures Of California In Two Parts.:-Ii'', John Muir Jun 1882

Bee-Pastures Of California In Two Parts.:-Ii'', John Muir

John Muir: A Reading Bibliography by Kimes (Muir articles 1866-1986)

THE BEE-PASTURES OF CALIFORNIA. IN TWO PARTS: II. IN THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY.—WHITE SAGE. Regarding Mount Shasta comprehensively torrid plain deep into the. cold azure, we find from a bee point of view, encircled by its the first five thousand feet from the. summit many climates, and sweeping aloft from the pretty generally snow-clad, and therefore are about as flowerless 3tA honeyless as the sea. The Jc of this arctic region is I jpniled by a belt of naked la'va swastiring about a thousand feet 9 vertical breadth. Beautiful Sdiens enliven the faces of the efiffs with their bright colors, …

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Letter From [Ann G. Muir] To Dan[Iel H. Muir] , 1882 Jun 29., Ann Gilrye Muir Jun 1882

Letter From [Ann G. Muir] To Dan[Iel H. Muir] , 1882 Jun 29., Ann Gilrye Muir

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

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he sold his property there last fall – and for him to go back there seems to me to be quite absurd I would be glad if Emma could spare time to write to me sometimes – I love to know how all the children are getting along, as well as yourselves – So goodbye hoping Gods blessing will ever rest upon you all

Affectionately Mother

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Portage June 29th, 1882

Dear Danl

[illegible] has a kind providence spared us all another year – and I do heartily congratulate you on the return of your birthday and hope that …

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.27, June 29, 1882 Jun 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.27, June 29, 1882

American Christian Review

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Letter From Wm. C. Bartlett To John Muir, 1882 Jun 25., William C. Bartlett Jun 1882

Letter From Wm. C. Bartlett To John Muir, 1882 Jun 25., William C. Bartlett

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

up to Martinez, just for a few hours. The pressure in the Bulletin office since the demise of Mr Williams has beeen so great that it is difficult to get a day off Resent my [compliment?] to Mrs Muir, and accept congratulations yourself that you are not a mile nearer the North Pole than Martinez.

Truly Yours [illegible] [Wm.?] C B[illegible]ett

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Letter From Wm. C. Bartlett To John Muir, 1882 Jun 25., William C. Bartlett Jun 1882

Letter From Wm. C. Bartlett To John Muir, 1882 Jun 25., William C. Bartlett

John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)

San Francisco, June 25. 1882.

My Dear Mr Muir.

Thanks for a box of splendid cherries. Mrs B smuggled them off at once, and probably, all the “Hill” has as sample of them. They were much the finest I had seen this year. I read your Bee article in the Century with great interest They are good all through I hope during the summer to make a little run

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American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.26, June 22, 1882 Jun 1882

American Christian Review, Vol.25, No.26, June 22, 1882

American Christian Review

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