Autograph letters signed from Ottilie (von Pogwisch) von Goethe, Vienna and Rome, to Anna [Brownell] Jameson [manuscript], 1852-1853.

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Autograph letters signed from Ottilie (von Pogwisch) von Goethe, Vienna and Rome, to Anna [Brownell] Jameson [manuscript], 1852-1853.

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Mentions Lady Byron's further troubles and discusses her own poor health. Refers to autographs of her father-in-law, [J.W. Goethe], which she wants Mrs. Jameson to sell.

6 letters.

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