96. I like very much to foster this sort of adventurous spirit among my countrymen
124 E. 44TH STREET, NEW YORK, 14th April, 1896. DEAR MR [...]
95. I am suffering from slight fever the last two days
INDIANA AVE., CHICAGO, ILL., 6th April, 1896. DEAR MRS. [...]
85. I have not slept even one night soundly in New York since I came
228 W. 39, NEW YORK, The 6th of Feb. ‘96. DEAR MRS. BUL [...]
93. I have worked my best. If there is any seed of truth in it, it will come to life.
NEW YORK, 25th Jan., 1896. DEAR MRS. BULL, Your letter [...]
83. I want to finish some text books to be the basis of work when I am gone.
228 W. 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10 January 1896. DEAR MRS [...]
237. Herewith I introduce to you a cousin of Mrs. Leggett’s Miss MacLeod of Cambridge.
RIDGELY, 3rd Jan. 1895 [1896]. DEAR MRS. BULL, Herewith [...]
81. I enjoyed my visit with the Leggetts exceedingly. It has braced me for further work.
228 W. 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, The 3rd Jan. ‘96. DEAR MR [...]
79. May peace and health rest on you and yours for ever.
228 W. 39, NEW YORK, 24 December 1895. Merry Christmas [...]
89. Will be glad to lecture before the Harvard Philosophical Club as requested.
228 WEST 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, 10th Dec., 1895. DEAR M [...]
88. The supply must follow the demand, and the demand alone.
228 WEST 39TH STREET, NEW YORK, 8th Dec., 1895. DEAR MR [...]