Letter, 1880, February 18, Furze Hill House, Mead Vale, Red Hill, England, to Sir John Gilbert.

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Letter, 1880, February 18, Furze Hill House, Mead Vale, Red Hill, England, to Sir John Gilbert.

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Thanks him for his letter and the "lively picture of Saturday's gathering" which helped him bear his "sad bodily banishment from exhibitions ancient and modern."

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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