SD2671. Joseph Parkes to Robert Browning, Sr.
As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 31, 298 (in part).
| Private. | Taxing Office, |
Staple Inn.
22. Jan. 1864.
Dear Sir.
Your Son obligingly communicated to me an extract from your last letter to him on the Junius subject. I am sorry that the British Channel being between us I have not the power of personal communication with you for the benefit of your judgment on some doubtful points. …
I enclose this under cover to your Son …
Address, on integral page: R. Browning Esq / Paris.
Publication: None traced.
Manuscript: Lilly Library.
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