Letters of Harry Peyton Steger

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Harry Peyton Steger in 1904; age 22 years, at the time he left the University of Texas to enter Johns Hopkins; Kindergarten days; The high school boy; Steger's Dead Soldiers; A freshman at the University of Texas; A senior at the University of Texas; His home at Bonham, Texas; Steger's home at Freeport, Long Island; A letter to Bedichek; With a friend and son; Steger and Bender on top of the Bismarck tower, one of the Rhine lookout stations; Steger, Alexander Cowie, and another friend at Carlsbad; Steger playing tennis at Queen's Club Gardens, London; Steger's room at Oxford; Steger as literary adviser for Doubleday, Page & Co., 1910; A snapshot in 1910; In the court of the Garden City plant of Doubleday, Page & Co.; A part of a letter from O. Henry to Steger, outlining a novel he planned to write (three pages); Steger's last message home