Letters from Algernon Charles Swinburne and other correspondents, chiefly concerning Swinburne's novel, the so-called Lesbia Brandon; 1868-1910, n.d. Ashley Library Catalogue, vi, pp. 134-136. As follows:―1.Letter from Bayard Taylor to Swinburne, ap... 1868-1910

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Letters from Algernon Charles Swinburne and other correspondents, chiefly concerning Swinburne's novel, the so-called Lesbia Brandon; 1868-1910, n.d. Ashley Library Catalogue, vi, pp. 134-136. As follows:―1.Letter from Bayard Taylor to Swinburne, ap... 1868-1910

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