Letter, 1843?, February 14, London, to Edward Moxon.

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Letter, 1843?, February 14, London, to Edward Moxon.

Desires to buy the stock in her father's books from Mr. Pickering and transfer her business to Mr. Moxon, as her late husband wished. Encloses a letter to "Mr. P."

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