Autograph letter signed : Salcombe, to John Ruskin, [1889] July 5.

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Autograph letter signed : Salcombe, to John Ruskin, [1889] July 5.

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Expressing hope that after his recent struggles with mental illness that he will find himself stronger; saying he should not worry about "this Carlyle affair... I have always thought that you ought sometime or other to give the world your impressions of C[arlyle], for no one knew him better or appreciated him more justly...but there is no actual need for you to stir a hornets [sic] nest in a chivalrous defence of me.--The hornets will die at the end of the season without 'your stir';" inviting him to come for a visit.

1 item (4 p.) ; 18.1 cm

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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