."'LOCKSLEY HALL " IN ACCOUNT WITH THE AGE' (provisional title in pencil), by William Ewart Gladstone; Dec. 1886. The autograph MS., as sent to the printers, of a review of Tennyson's 'Locksley Hall Sixty Years After', written for the Nineteenth Cent... Dec 1886
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