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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Nino Napolitano, Dedham, 6 June 1927

1 pp 1927

Thanking him for postcard, mentioning governor's appointment of a special commission, and his opposition to a pubic investigation and hearing.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Osvaldo Maraviglia, Dedham, 24 June 1927

1 pp 1927

Discussing criticism by Nino dal Vespro of Luzio's review of Rosselli's book Mazzini e Bakunin and related article by C. Berneri in "L'Adunata de Refrattari" concerning anarchism. Translation: Expresses concern for Osvaldo’s health. Discusses negatively and in great detail some articles (e.g. Bakunin-Manzetti) in “Corriere Della Sera" and review of book by Rosselli. There is great emphasis on the general qualities needed in a review article. Quotes at length from the Bukunin-Manzetti article. Vanzetti describes his thoughts under six headings. He concludes that it is to so much the specific arguments of the writers that concern him, but the “polemic method...

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Ottorino Manni, [Charlestown], 29 June 1924

1 pp 1924

Thanking him for his letters. Translation: Thanks him warmly for the beauty and goodness of his letters. Knows of loss of Mottorino’s mother. Is also writing in the name of Nicola who sends him loving greetings. Admires his work in Italy. Hopes he will be well.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Raffaele Schiavania, [Charlestown], 1 July 1927

1 pp 1927

Regarding his and Sacco's sudden transfer to Charlestown Prison, and expressing mistrust in both Gov. Fuller's and the Lowell Advisory Committee's decisions. Translation: This letter is very similar to the one to [Luigi] Bertoni dated 1 July 1927 (MS 2030 Box 4 F1 (2)). Recounts first scheduling of the date of execution, then sudden transfer to death house. Enemies are always victorious, they succeed by catching the defense off-guard. Hope always eludes us. Another slap in the face.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Roberto Elia, [Charlestown], 9 July 1924

1 pp 1924

Telling him to keep up hope and to take care of himself. Translation: Vanzetti has just heard of his whereabouts; hopes this finds him better. Keep up hope for you, for me, and for the cause.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Sarah Root Adams and Mary Leland Adams, [Charlestown], 22 July 1927

1 pp 1927

Regarding his hunger strike, and the suspected prejudice of the Commission [Lowell Advisory Committee], and visit from Gov. Fuller.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Vasconi family and Farrell, [Charlestown?, 192-]

1 pp 1920

Thanking them for support and telling to write him care of Felicani.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Vincenzo Brini, [Charlestown, ca. 17 June 1922]

1 pp 1822

Discussing the last installment of his own novel Eventi e Vittime in "L'Adunata de Refrattari" [of 30 May 1922] and philosophy about writing, and referring to [Errico] Malatesta and Fred H. Moore's commitment to the case.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Virginia A. [MacMechan] and Miss [Peabody], [Charlestown], 11 May 1924

1 pp 1924

Welcoming them to Italy.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to William G. Thompson, [Charlestown], 30 August 1925.

1 pp 1926

Asking him to straighten out his subscription to "Forum", and answering questions from their conversation.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Zorin [i.e. Zora] and B[eltrando Brini], [Charlestown], 10 February 1923

1 pp 1923

On a visit from McAnarney, and fascists in Italy. Translation: Received your letter. Wrote right away to encourage and appease you. Called the lawyer to get certain documents. Had a visit from lawyer McAnarney. He is quite optimistic. “My people make me unhappy and sometimes angry. Tells what troubles him. Discusses the news that Fascists are in power in Italy, warns of what will happen. Did you hear of the trip to Italy of one of our lawyers from Quince [sic]. “I’ve written to my loved ones... Thank Beltrando for his letter... Must stop... the bell has rung.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to [Aldino Felicani?], [Charlestown?, ca. June 1920?]

1 pp 1920

Requesting information on specific historical events for his own defense speech at the [Plymouth] trial.

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Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Nino Napolitano, Dedham, 6 June 1927

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Osvaldo Maraviglia, Dedham, 24 June 1927

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Ottorino Manni, [Charlestown], 29 June 1924

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Raffaele Schiavania, [Charlestown], 1 July 1927

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Roberto Elia, [Charlestown], 9 July 1924

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Sarah Root Adams and Mary Leland Adams, [Charlestown], 22 July 1927

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Vasconi family and Farrell, [Charlestown?, 192-]

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Vincenzo Brini, [Charlestown, ca. 17 June 1922]

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Virginia A. [MacMechan] and Miss [Peabody], [Charlestown], 11 May 1924

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to William G. Thompson, [Charlestown], 30 August 1925.

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to Zorin [i.e. Zora] and B[eltrando Brini], [Charlestown], 10 February 1923

Bartolomeo Vanzetti autographed letter signed to [Aldino Felicani?], [Charlestown?, ca. June 1920?]