Letters, 1853-1859, London.

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Letters, 1853-1859, London.

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[1] n.d., to J. Merriman, 44 Kensington Sqr. [ANS. on envelope].--Note accompanying gift of game birds. [2] 1853, March 2, to Foster Elliot, London [1 l. with envelope].--He would have asked him to dine only his table holds four. [3] 1859, November 19, to Robert Browning, Florence [1 l. with envelope].--He asks him and his wife to contribute to the new Cornhill magazine he has agreed to edit.

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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