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Chart of the World on Mercator's Projection
This is a world map used in Neatline to display fan letters written to Susan Warner.
Subjects: World Map, Communication Map, Transportation Map
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![Chapter Break of the [1918] Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd. "Abridged Edition" Reprint](https://widewideworlddigitaledition.siue.edu/files/original/b1216894877b75fa7a954096217f8c60.jpg "Chapter Break of the [1918] Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd. \"Abridged Edition\" Reprint")
Campbell, Edward L., to Susan Warner, Uniontown, PA, July 1, 1855
In his fan letter to Susan Warner, Edward Campbell asks a question regarding the end of the novel. He also talks about the ways in which the novel excited his curiosity and brought him peace of mind.
Burdick, Jonathan H. to Misses Warner, Albany, NY, May 2, 1861
In Jonathan Burdick's letter he asks for an autograph from the "Misses Warner." He also compliments them on their work, telling them that it is not only the best of the present day but also equal to the classics.
Brine, Louie to Mrs. Wetherell, 35 Lafayette Place, NY, July 16, 1880
This is a letter from Louie Brine to Warner. She was a 14 year-old girl who felt compelled to share her love for Warner's work. She explained the intimate connection she felt with Ellen and Alice and the important lessons she learned from the novel.
