ALS, [1872] October 12, London, Langham Hotel, to his wife (Livy), Hartford, Conn.

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ALS, [1872] October 12, London, Langham Hotel, to his wife (Livy), Hartford, Conn.

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Clemens writes to his wife from England that he misses her. "I have decided that one of three things must be done : Either you must come right over here for 6 months, or I must go right back home 3 or 4 weeks hence & both of us come here April 1st & stay all summer. But I am not going abroad anymore without you" ... He writes, "I am by long odds the most widely known & popular American author among the English" ...

6 p., 20 x 12.5 cm.

Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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