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    • 28 July 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 7, 256–258. (Letter 1338). How a Man of my experience in the World & Society & all the … [Vermont] 43239-00

    • [28] July 1843. EBB to Arabella Butler. BC, 7, 258–259. (Letter 1339). It is hard for me to express to you my dearest Sissy, how … [ABL] 43241-00

    • 29 July 1843. EBB to Louis Cappel. BC, 7, 259–260. (Letter 1340). I cannot longer delay expressing to you my gratification on … [ABL] 43242-00

    • [29] July 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 261–263. (Letter 1341). Ah my dearest friend, you & Mr. Reade are very hard upon Mr … [Wellesley] 43243-00

    • 29 July 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 7, 263. (Letter 1342). I have given vent in a lecture which I shall deliver as … [Vermont] 43240-00

    • [31 July] 1843. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 7, 264–266. (Letter 1343). … your letter is thrice welcome though nine times long in … [Morgan] 43246-00

    • 31 July 1843. Cornelius Mathews to EBB. BC, 7, 267–268. (Letter 1344). The World goes sadly with America, just now, both in great … [Morgan] 43244-00

    • 1 August [1843]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 7, 269. (Letter 1345). Such a liberty as I am taking would be quite inexcusable if … [Wellesley] 43245-00

    • 2 August 1843. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 7, 270. (Letter 1346). About a fortnight ago, I asked you not to engage … [Morgan] 43247-00

    • 3 August 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 270–272. (Letter 1347). It does indeed seem that more days than usual have … [Wellesley] 43248-00

    • 5 August 1843. Thomas Westwood to EBB. BC, 7, 273–274. (Letter 1348). We have greeted no number of the Athenæum of late, with so … [ABL] 43249-00

    • 7 August 1843. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 7, 274–275. (Letter 1349). I did guess a little that when you were talking mysteriously … [BL] 43250-00

    • [ca. 8] August 1843. EBB to Thomas Westwood. BC, 7, 275–276. (Letter 1350). I thank you very much for the kindness of your questioning … [ABL] 43252-00

    • 8 August 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 7, 276–277. (Letter 1351). You are an imagination to me!—& I like it. [Vermont] 43251-00

    • 10 August 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 7, 278. (Letter 1352). Have you done with my lecture?—and what do you think of it? … [Vermont] 43253-00

    • [?12] August 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 278–283. (Letter 1353). Thank you my dearest friend for your letter! I waited for it … [Wellesley] 43254-00

    • 12 August [1843]. Thomas Westwood to EBB. BC, 7, 283. (Letter 1354). It was most kind of you, dear Miss Barrett, to send us the … [ABL] 43255-00

    • [15 August 1843]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 7, 284. (Letter 1355). [Morgan (Cover sheet)] 43256-00

    • 16 August 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 7, 284–285. (Letter 1356). If you want to enjoy Windsor Castle, I will tell you how to … [Vermont] 43257-00

    • 17 August 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 285–289. (Letter 1357). I have two letters of yours to thank you for & to reply to … [Eton (Envelope) & Wellesley] 43259-00

    • [17 August 1843]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 7, 289–290. (Letter 1358). Here I am again already! It is not only gratitude for your … [Wellesley] 43258-00

    • 24 August 1843. Thomas Westwood to EBB. BC, 7, 290–291. (Letter 1359). I intended to return the book much earlier, but in truth, it … [ABL] 43260-00

    • 26 August 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 291–294. (Letter 1360). My ever dearest friend—ah! I feared—and my fears have … [Wellesley] 43261-00

    • 27 August 1843. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 7, 294–295. (Letter 1361). In the first place my dear Miss Barrett be so good as note … [Morgan] 43262-00

    • 29 August 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 7, 295–296. (Letter 1362). So you are evidently angry!—you did not like my disloyalty! … [Vermont] 43263-00


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