The Highland cottage, 1832.

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The Highland cottage, 1832.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38128273

Carne sent this manuscript as a letter to Frederic Mansel Reynolds, editor of The Keepsake, London, postmarked 2 July 1832, from Kengie, Penzance. The tale was designed to illustrate an engraving, rather than the other way around, and appears to be the first draft with extensive corrections.

12 p.

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Carne, John, 1789-1844

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John Carne was a Cornish traveller and author, well-known in Penzance as a storyteller. He began publishing in periodicals with "Letters from the East," an account of his Levantine travels; "Tales of the West" (1828) described his native county. From the description of The Highland cottage, 1832. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 38128273 ...

Reynolds, Frederic Mansel, -1850

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'Original manuscripts of the contents of The Keepsake. In the handwriting of the several authors'. The Keepsake, a 19th century literary annual, was edited by Frederic Mansel Reynolds (d.1850), 1828-35 and 1838-9. The compilation is presumably from his papers. From the guide to the The Keepsake: Manuscript Stories and Poems, 1833-1838, (Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives) ...