"Someone should write a book on the '
marginalia' of Henry Harrisse, for ... he was especially zealous in filling the blank spaces of his books with manuscript memoranda of just what he thought of the author."
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Randolph Greenfield Adams, Three Americanists, 1939, p. 28.
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Anonymous wrote:
Including his own books. Harrisse's personal copies of his own publications are filled with enough marginalia for second editions. Just look at his personal copy of Notes on Columbus for instance.