When was the tale of Lady Eleanore's Mantle first printed?
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1886, in Nathaniel Hawthorne, Twice-told Tales (1886) — which is the earliest printing of this tale the archive HOLDS, and older than the collection its own telling comes from. urn:lemay:boston:entity:lady-eleanore-s-mantle
It is not a claim about the earliest printing that exists. It is a claim about a volume the archive can hand over, and the tale stands in it at the passage quoted on the record. urn:lemay:boston:entity:lady-eleanore-s-mantle
The records this answer rests on
- Lady Eleanore's Mantle — entityurn:lemay:boston:entity:lady-eleanore-s-mantle
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- Question derived from
- When a tale was first printed, where the archive can prove it
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- claude-opus-5 (composed in the operator's pane, unarmed engine)
- Records composed over
- 8
- Nearest record, cosine distance
- 0.372
- Composition packet digest
- 69af0a2928087a93bc44e21347c0cc5099675fd7f68fe52112ec61dffa9267a7
- Verification
- Passed the citation, grounding and gray-record checks against the packet, then survived an independent adversarial review that saw only the packet and this answer.