Letter [1861] May 1, Holwood, to Mr. Ticknor [n.p.].

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Letter [1861] May 1, Holwood, to Mr. Ticknor [n.p.].

Describes her activities since receiving his letter. Gives news of friends. Hopes Mr. Hillard will come to England. Mr. Beecher's lecture was amusing as was the introduction of female suffrage to Parliament.

6 p. on 2 leaves 21 cm.

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