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• • 18 April 1860. J.A. Archer to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. Listed in BC, 27, 349. (SD2373). Received of G. G. Barrett Esqre. our Province of New … [Berg] 86004181

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• • 19 April 1860. Sarianna Browning to William Allingham. BC, 27, 349–350 (in part). (SD2374). I have so little news to tell, either of myself or others … [ABL] 86004191

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• • 23 April 1860. Harriet Martineau to Editor of National Anti-Slavery Standard. BC, 27, 350 (in part). (SD2375). National Anti-Slavery Standard, 19 May 1860, p. 3. The odd and disorderly scenes that take place occasionally in Congress … [            ] 86004231

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• • 1 May [1860]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 27, 350 (in part). (SD2376). I am glad you like the poems. My own especial favourites … [ABL/JMA] 86005011

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• • 5 May 1860. William Bell Scott to William Michael Rossetti. BC, 27, 351 (in part). (SD2377). Is it possible I have not, till the other day ... written … [Durham] 86005051

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• • 11 May [1860]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 27, 351 (in part). (SD2378). You are very indulgent to my poor letters– No one feels … [ABL/JMA] 86005111

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• • 14 May 1860. William Michael Rossetti to William Bell Scott. BC, 28, 351–352 (in part). (SD2379). As to Sordello, I must give you up, hoping only that the … [Princeton] 86005141

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• • 17 May [1860]. Nathaniel Hawthorne to Sophia Hawthorne. BC, 28, 352 (in part). (SD2380). Una must be tired of the monotony of receiving letters … [Huntington] 86005171

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• • 19 May [1860]. Elizabeth Clementine Kinney to Edmund Clarence Stedman. BC, 28, 352 (in part). (SD2381). I catch a moment’s lull in the hurry & worry of packing … [Columbia] 86005191

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• • 21 May [1860]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 28, 352–353 (in part). (SD2382). I hope you perceive that I have been rather longer than … [ABL/JMA] 86005211

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• • 22–26 May 1860. Henry Adams to Abigail Brooks Adams. BC, 28, 353 (in part). (SD2383). The Letters of Henry Adams, ed. J.C. Levenson (Cambridge, Mass., 1982–88), 1, 149–152. I wrote you no letter last week because I was so busy … [            ] 86005221

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• • [ca. 25 May 1860]. Benjamin Paul Akers to Unidentified Correspondent. BC, 28, 353 (in part). (SD2384). The New Englander Magazine, December 1894, pp. 464–465. Yesterday Browning called. [            ] 86005251

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• • [29 May 1860]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 28, 353–354 (in part). (SD2385). I began a letter to you yesterday morning and had … [ABL/JMA] 86005291

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• • [mid-June 1860]. Kate Field to Cordelia Riddle Sanford. BC, 28, 354 (in part). (SD2386). Lilian Whiting, Kate Field: a Record (Boston, 1899), pp. 103–104. I have seen a photograph of Story’s bust of Theodore Parker … [            ] 86006151

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• • 15 June [1860]. William Surtees Cook to Journal of William Surtees Cook. BC, 28, 354 (in part). (SD2387). Henrietta & I, leaving our beloved children and happy homestead … [ABL/Altham] 86006152

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• • 10 July 1860. Kate Field to Emma Stebbins. BC, 28, 354 (in part). (SD2388). The Brownings, Storys and Miss Blagden have gone to Sienna … [LC] 86007101

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• • 11 July [1860]. William Surtees Cook to Journal of William Surtees Cook. BC, 28, 354–355 (in part). (SD2389). My beloved Henrietta grew worse. [ABL/Altham] 86007111

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• • [23 July 1860]. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to Henrietta Cook. BC, 28, 355 (in part). (SD2390). Transcript in private collection. I write this to you, but dont think of returning it, indeed … [            ] 86007231

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• • [31 July 1860]. Dante Gabriel Rossetti to William Allingham. BC, 28, 355 (in part). (SD2391). I was very sorry to miss you, and very glad to hear from … [Morgan] 86007312

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• • [early August 1860]. Anthony Trollope to Thomas Adolphus Trollope. BC, 28, 355 (in part). (SD2392). The Letters of Anthony Trollope, ed. N. John Hall (Stanford, 1983), I,.115 (as [? July 1860]). The lines are very beautiful, and the working out of the … [            ] 86008001

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• • [August 1860]. Euphrasia Fanny Haworth to Editor of The Spiritual Magazine. BC, 28, 355–356. (SD2393). The Spiritual Magazine, September 1860, pp. 404–405. I cannot resist saying a word in defence … [            ] 86008002

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• • [August 1860]. William Howitt to Editor of The Spiritual Magazine. BC, 28, 356–357. (SD2394). The Spiritual Magazine, September 1860, pp. 405–406. I am much obliged by the perusal of the letter of “Ruth,” in defence of Mrs. Browning. [            ] 86008003

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• • 1 August 1860. Alexander Macmillan to Sydney Dobell. BC, 28, 357–358 (in part). (SD2395). Letters of Alexander Macmillan, ed. George A. Macmillan (Glasgow, 1908), p. 62. I enclose cheque for your valued poem in our August number. [            ] 86008011

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• • 6 August 1860. George Eliot to Sara Sophia Hennell. BC, 28, 358 (in part). (SD2396). If Cara values the article on “Strikes” … [Yale] 86008061

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• • 27 August [1860]. William Makepeace Thackeray to William Smith Williams. BC, 28, 358 (in part). (SD2397). I think Mrs. Browning is quite good enough for us … [Harvard] 86008271

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