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Size | 23 items |
Abstract | Sarah Barnwell Elliott, daughter of Charlotte Bull Barnwell and Stephen Elliott, was a novelist, playwright, and suffragist of Sewanee, Tenn. Twenty-one letters, 1886-1887, from Sarah Barnwell Elliott traveling in Europe, to her mother Charlotte Bull Barnwell Elliott, Sewanee, Tenn.; and two items relating to Elliott's brother-in-law, Bishop Francis Asbury Shoup (1834-1896). Elliott's letters give detailed descriptions of scenes and experiences in France, Italy, England, Egypt, the Suez Canal, and the Holy Land. The Shoup items are a handwritten article by him on the sacrament of confession and a tribute to him. |
Creator | Elliott, Sarah Barnwell, 1848-1928. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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Sarah Barnwell Elliott, daughter of Charlotte Bull Barnwell and Stephen Elliott, was a novelist, playwright, and suffragist of Sewanee, Tenn.
Back to TopThe collection is 21 letters, 1886-1887, from Sarah Barnwell Elliott traveling in Europe, to her mother Charlotte Bull Barnwell Elliott, Sewanee, Tenn.; and two items relating to Elliott's brother-in-law, Bishop Francis Asbury Shoup (1834-1896). Elliott's letters give detailed descriptions of scenes and experiences in France, Italy, England, Egypt, the Suez Canal, and the Holy Land. The Shoup items are a handwritten article by him on the sacrament of confession and a tribute to him.
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Letters |