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    • 12 July 1861. Ann Scott Brown to Frances Davenport Perkins. BC, 29, 294–295 (in part). (SD2473). I have received your letter my dear Mrs. Perkins just long … [Morgan] 86107121

    • 13 July 1861. Isa Blagden to Sophia Eckley. BC, 29, 295–296. (SD2474). Had I known your address, I would have written to you, & I … [Morgan] 86107131

    • 13 July 1861. Elizabeth Wilson Romagnoli to Sophia Eckley. BC, 29, 296. (SD2475). Transcipt in private collection. It is with feelings of the deepest sorrow that I write to … [            ] 86107132

    • [14 July 1861]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. Listed in BC, 29, 296. (SD2476). [ABL/JMA (Envelope)] 86107141

    • [mid-July 1861]. Isa Blagden to Mary Ann Bruen. BC, 29, 296–297,. (SD2477). I write to you immediately on the receipt of your letter. [Morgan] 86107151

    • [mid-] July 1861. William Surtees Cook to Editor of The Guardian. BC, 29, 297. (SD2478). The Guardian, 17 July 1861, p. 668. Perhaps you may think it worth while, merely for the sake … [            ] 86107153

    • [mid-July 1861]. George Goodin Moulton-Barrett to Editor of The Guardian. BC, 29, 297–298. (SD2479). The Guardian, 24 July 1861, p. 707. Her father was at no period of his life a merchant … [            ] 86107241

    • 15 July 1861. Edward FitzGerald to William Hepworth Thompson. BC, 29, 298 (in part). (SD2480). I was very glad to hear of you again. [Trinity] 86107152

    • 16 July 1861. Richard Davis Webb to Anne Warren Weston. BC, 29, 298 (in part). (SD2481). It is full time for me to answer your very welcome letter … [Boston PL] 86107161

    • [19 July 1861]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 29, 298. (SD2482). Mrs. Stillman has just left me. She and her husband … [ABL/JMA] 86107122

    • 21 July 1861. Lydia Maria Child to Sarah Blake Shaw. BC, 29, 298 (in part). (SD2483). I have indited ever so many letters to you in my thoughts … [Harvard] 86107211

    • 21 July 1861. Lydia Maria Child to Theodore Tilton. BC, 29, 298–299 (in part). (SD2484). I am very sorry you were obliged to apply to Mr. Francis … [Buffalo] 86107212

    • 23 July [1861]. Sarianna Browning to Euphrasia Fanny Haworth. BC, 29, 299 (in part). (SD2485). I have not had the heart to write to you before. This sad … [Fitzwilliam] 86107231

    • [25 July 1861]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 29, 299 (in part). (SD2486). I have just heard from Robert who cannot leave Florence … [ABL/JMA] 86107251

    • [26 July 1861]. Arabella Moulton-Barrett to William Surtees Cook. BC, 29, 299 (in part). (SD2487). Thank you for sending Robert’s few lines, which I return—& … [ABL/Altham] 86107261

    • 26 July 1861. Bryan Waller Procter to John Forster. BC, 29, 299 (in part). (SD2488). I return to you Browning’s Letter. It is very interesting … [V&A] 86107262

    • 29 July 1861. John Forster to Robert Bulwer Lytton. Calgary, 29, 300 (in part). (SD2489). What a great sorrow this has been & is to us all! I have … [Cobbold] 86107291

    • 3 August 1861. Elizabeth Clementine Kinney to Edmund Clarence Stedman. BC, 29, 300 (in part). (SD2490). Just after mine of June 28th (a long epistle) was dispatched … [Columbia] 86108031

    • 4 August 1861. Sophia Hawthorne to Annie Adams Fields. BC, 29, 300–301 (in part). (SD2491). I could not sleep by night for thinking of Mr Longfellow and … [Boston PL] 86108041

    • 5 August 1861. Arthur Russell to William Cornwallis Cartwright. BC, 29, 301 (in part). (SD2492). We prorogue tomorrow. You will regret I am sure Lord John’s euthanasia & metempsychosis … [Northamptonshire] 86108051

    • 6 August [1861]. Bryan Waller Procter to John Forster. BC, 29, 301 (in part). (SD2493). I was glad to get your Letter yesterday—although I have … [V&A] 86108061

    • 7 August [1861]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 29, 301. (SD2494). One word, dear Friend, just to say that Robt. & Pen are … [ABL/JMA] 86108072

    • 7 [–9] August 1861. Charlotte Williams-Wynn to Julia M. Sterling. BC, 29, 301 (in part). (SD2495). Memorials of Charlotte Williams-Wynn, ed. Harriot H. Lindesay, (London, 1877), pp. 284–290. I flatter myself you will be rather startled at my somewhat … [            ] 86108071

    • 9 August 1861. Thomas Carlyle to John A. Carlyle. BC, 29, 301 (in part). (SD2496). I am very glad to hear of you again … [Scotland] 86108091

    • 11 August 1861. John Forster to Thomas Carlyle. BC, 29, 302 (in part). (SD2497). I meant to have sent you a line before I came away on this … [ABL] 86108111


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