Supporting Documents

SD1314.  Thomas Carlyle to John Kenyon

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 14, 370 (in part).

Chelsea

13 April, 1847—

Dear Mr Kenyon,

I mean to keep my Covenant with you: if all go well, I shall be at York Terrace in time, on Saturday Evg.

The name of the American Lady, who claims welcome from the Brownings wherever they may meet, is (in case you should forget it) Margaret Fuller,—a truly “distinguished female.”

Yours ever truly

T. Carlyle.

Publication: Carlyle, 21, 193.

Manuscript: Duke University.

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