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    • [24 February 1852]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 18, 31–37. (Letter 3010). By right & law a letter is due to George from me today, with … [Berg] 52027-00

    • 26 February [1852]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 18, 37–40. (Letter 3011). Never believe of me so bad a thing as that I could have … [Wellesley] 52028-00

    • 27 February [1852]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 18, 40–45. (Letter 3012). I got your second letter, my dearest Mrs. Martin, before I … [Wellesley] 52029-00

    • [28 February 1852]. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 18, 45–49. (Letter 3013). Thank you, thank you my dearest George! You are too kind … [Morgan] 52030-00

    • 28 February [1852]. George Sand to EBB. BC, 18, 49–50. (Letter 3014). Je ne pouvrais pas vous attendre demain dimanche. Je suis … [ABL] 52030-10

    • [late February 1852]. EBB to Charlotte Williams-Wynn. BC, 18, 50. (Letter 3015). I write both for my husband & myself to assure you that we … [Crosier/Nelson] 52032-10

    • [ca. March 1852]. RB to Louisa Catherine Shore. BC, 18, 50. (Letter 3016). Indeed I am to see Geo. Sand this morning, & my wife won’t … [ABL] 52032-00

    • 3 March [1852]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 18, 51–54. (Letter 3017). God’s blessing be with you & brighten the whole year to you … [BL] 52033-00

    • 5 March [1852]. EBB to Fanny Dowglass. BC, 18, 54–56. (Letter 3018). I am ashamed of myself, & really feel less worthy than usual … [Huntington] 52034-00

    • [5 March 1852]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 18, 56–60. (Letter 3019). Here’s a right down hail of letters, enough to kill all the … [Berg] 52035-00

    • [?6 March 1852]. RB to Louisa Caroline Stewart-Mackenzie. BC, 18, 60. (Letter 3020). Does our engagement for the Louvre hold for this morning … [Scotland] 52035-10

    • 8 March 1852. Thomas Carlyle to RB. BC, 18, 61–63. (Letter 3021). Above a fortnight ago I received your letter, and the little … [Berg] 52036-00

    • [?8 March] [1852]. RB to Louisa Caroline Stewart-Mackenzie. BC, 18, 63–64. (Letter 3022). Pray forgive my finding myself unable to profit by your kind … [Scotland] 52036-10

    • [ca. 10 March 1852]. RB to Charlotte Williams-Wynn. BC, 18, 64. (Letter 3023). Transcript in private collection. How very good & considerate of you to think of me on this … [            ] 52032-20

    • 11 March [1852]. George Sand to EBB. BC, 18, 64–65. (Letter 3024). Toutes mes soirées sont prises par diverses affaires de … [BL] 52037-00

    • [ca. 12 March 1852]. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. BC, 18, 65–66. (Letter 3025). [Turnbull (Envelope)] 52037-10

    • 15 March [1852]. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 18, 66. (Letter 3026). It is like you to help me so promptly—since I am sure, from … [ABL] 52038-00

    • 18 March [1852]. EBB to Eliza Anne Ogilvy. BC, 18, 67–73. (Letter 3027). I have behaved so undeniably ill, my ever dear friend, that … [Eton] 52039-00

    • 23 March [1852]. EBB to Arabella Moulton-Barrett. BC, 18, 74–79. (Letter 3028). I have hesitated whether to write to you or to Henrietta … [Berg] 52040-00

    • [?28 March] [1852]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 18, 79–81. (Letter 3029). Madam Mohl comes with welcome news, dearest friend .. that … [Wellesley] 52031-00

    • [ca. April 1852]. RB to Louisa Caroline Stewart-Mackenzie. BC, 18, 81–82. (Letter 3030). I never had the Pre-Raffaelite pamphlet of Ruskin—which I … [Scotland] 52040-10

    • 1 April [1852]. EBB to Henrietta Cook. BC, 18, 82–87. (Letter 3031). I don’t like to think of your being in London so long … [BL] 52041-00

    • 7 April [1852]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 18, 87–92. (Letter 3032). What a time seems to have past since I wrote to you, my ever … [Wellesley] 52042-00

    • 12 April [1852]. EBB to Anna Brownell Jameson. BC, 18, 92–94. (Letter 3033). Your letter was pleasant & not so pleasant, dearest Monna … [Wellesley] 52043-00

    • 14 April [1852]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 18, 95–97. (Letter 3034). Thank you a great many times, my dearest Mrs. Martin, for … [Wellesley] 52044-00


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