Autograph letter signed from C. Dickons to [James Winston?] [manuscript], 1816 June 27.

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Autograph letter signed from C. Dickons to [James Winston?] [manuscript], 1816 June 27.

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The letter refers to a possible article being signed with her for Miss MacAlphine, an articled pupil of hers. Also, on p. 107, a newspaper clipping about Mrs. Dickons in the opera, "Gustavus Vasa," at Covent Garden.

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