Letter from Barton O. [Aylesworth] to John Muir, 1898 Jan 12.

DENVER, COLO. January 12th, 1898.Mr. John Muir:Dear Sir,Before my return to the pulpit, I taught Modern Literature for a number of years. I cannot give it up entirely. In addition to lecture courses similar to the one outlined in the enclosed circular, I have a number of groups which meet regularly for a more personal study of authors, and a sympathetic study of their books.Will you help me to find a discriminating sketch of your life? – autobiographical if possible.I desire particularly: place and time of birth; early education; travel; works issued (with date); present place of residence, and the school of thought which has most influenced you.Believe me sincerely yours,Barton O.0238

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Letter from Barton O. [Aylesworth] to John Muir, 1898 Jan 12.

DENVER, COLO. January 12th, 1898.Mr. John Muir:Dear Sir,Before my return to the pulpit, I taught Modern Literature for a number of years. I cannot give it up entirely. In addition to lecture courses similar to the one outlined in the enclosed circular, I have a number of groups which meet regularly for a more personal study of authors, and a sympathetic study of their books.Will you help me to find a discriminating sketch of your life? – autobiographical if possible.I desire particularly: place and time of birth; early education; travel; works issued (with date); present place of residence, and the school of thought which has most influenced you.Believe me sincerely yours,Barton O.02383https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/27007/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Barton O. [Aylesworth] to John Muir, 1898 Jan 12.

DENVER, COLO. January 12th, 1898.Mr. John Muir:Dear Sir,Before my return to the pulpit, I taught Modern Literature for a number of years. I cannot give it up entirely. In addition to lecture courses similar to the one outlined in the enclosed circular, I have a number of groups which meet regularly for a more personal study of authors, and a sympathetic study of their books.Will you help me to find a discriminating sketch of your life? – autobiographical if possible.I desire particularly: place and time of birth; early education; travel; works issued (with date); present place of residence, and the school of thought which has most influenced you.Believe me sincerely yours,Barton O.02383https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmcl/27007/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Barton O. [Aylesworth] to John Muir, 1898 Jan 12.

DENVER, COLO. January 12th, 1898.Mr. John Muir:Dear Sir,Before my return to the pulpit, I taught Modern Literature for a number of years. I cannot give it up entirely. In addition to lecture courses similar to the one outlined in the enclosed circular, I have a number of groups which meet regularly for a more personal study of authors, and a sympathetic study of their books.Will you help me to find a discriminating sketch of your life? – autobiographical if possible.I desire particularly: place and time of birth; early education; travel; works issued (with date); present place of residence, and the school of thought which has most influenced you.Believe me sincerely yours,Barton O.0238