SD2254. Thomas Babington Macaulay to Thomas Flower Ellis
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 26, 355 (in part).
Holly Lodge
April 1, 1859
Dear Ellis,
How are you getting on? …
It is owing to me too, I must say on the other side, that he [George Trevelyan] lives in the very midst of an atmosphere reeking with Carlylism, Ruskinism, Browningism, and other equally noxious isms, without the slightest taint of the morbific virus. …
Ever yours
Macaulay
Publication: The Letters of Thomas Babington Macaulay, ed. Thomas Pinney (Cambridge, 1974–81), 5, 205–207.
Manuscript: Trinity College, Cambridge.
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