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• • 19 September 1871. Claire Milsand & Laure Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I do not know dear father, how you have not received our … [ABL/JMA] 87109191

• • 29 September 1871. Claire Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I have so many things to tell you, that I don’t know by … [ABL/JMA] 87109291

• • [October 1871]. Isa Blagden to Charlotte Cushman. You have never answered my last letter (a long one) … [LC] 87110001

• • [1 October 1871]. Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Ford Madox Brown. Rossetti, 5, 164. I expect to see you in a few days, but must write meanwhile … [British Columbia] 87110011

• • 5 October 1871. Claire Milsand to Joseph Milsand. Two words only to thank you for your letter, and to tell … [ABL/JMA] 87110051

• • 16 October 1871. Claire Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I send you the Valley of Lauterbrunnen drawn … [ABL/JMA] 87110162

• • 21 October 1871. Claire Milsand to Joseph Milsand. Only a word, that you may not believe I forget you. [ABL/JMA] 87110212

• • 4 November 1871. Thomas Westwood to Lady Alwyne Compton. A Literary Friendship: Letters to Lady Alwyne Compton, 1869–1881, from Thomas Westwood (London, 1914), pp. 50–53. I was going to write to you, because I had got together … [            ] 87111041

• • 6 November 1871. Thomas Westwood to Lady Alwyne Compton. A Literary Friendship: Letters to Lady Alwyne Compton, 1869–1881, from Thomas Westwood (London, 1914), pp. 53–56. Is Jericho far enough away, or will you wish me farther … [            ] 87111061

• • 14 November [1871]. Henrietta Darley to Joseph Milsand. I am always so glad to see your writing, though never … [ABL/JMA] 87111141

• • 15 November [1871]. Algernon Charles Swinburne to Frederick Locker. Swinburne, 2, 171. I send you a little poem that I have scribbled … [            ] 87111151

• • 17 November 1871. Anne Benson Procter to Lord Houghton. T. Wemyss Reid, Life, Letters, and Friendships of Richard Monckton Milnes (London, 1890), II, 256–257. I hear that you are still at Buxton, and better for the … [            ] 87111171

• • 23 November 1871. Mary Frances Ludwig to Unidentified Correspondent. It has been my intention for a long time past, to enclose … [ABL] 87111231

• • 23 November 1871. Anne Benson Procter to John Forster. Richard Willard Armour, Barry Cornwall, a Biography of Bryan Waller Procter (Boston, 1935), pp. 338–339. As I saw an Envelope addressed to you, I slip in a little … [V&A] 87111232

• • 30 November [1871]. William Surtees Altham to Journal of William Surtees Altham. Allt passed at Oxford. [ABL/Altham] 87111301

• • 4 December 1871. Matthew Arnold to Mary Penrose Arnold. The Letters of Matthew Arnold, ed. Cecil Y. Lang (Charlottesville, Virginia, 1996–2001), 4, 72–74. It has been a blowing sleeting night, and I have just … [Balliol] 87112041

• • 17 December 1871. Dante Gabriel Rossetti to Frederick Startridge Ellis. Rossetti, 5, 205–206. No doubt you keep your eye on the Communion of Skunks … [BL] 87112171

• • 29 December [1871]. Edward FitzGerald to William Frederick Pollock. Terhune, 3, 318–319. If you come here, come some very fine weather, when we look … [Cambridge Univ] 87112291

• • 31 December 1871. Joseph Milsand to Philibert Milsand. C’est toujours toi qui as été bon pour moi. [ABL/JMA] 87112311

• • [ca. 1872]. Isa Blagden to Costanza Mazini. I shall be very glad indeed to accept your kind invitation … [ABL] 87200001

• • 1 January 1872. Octavia Hill to Mary Harris. Life of Octavia Hill as Told in Her Letters, ed. C. Edmund Maurice (London, 1913), pp. 272–273. Everyone is very kind, and you know that I have a knack … [            ] 87201011

• • 2 January [1872]. William Allingham to Diary of William Allingham. Allingham, pp. 207–208. Bright, vernal. To C. at 3. We walked to Hyde Park. [            ] 87206021

• • 3 January [?1872]. Elizabeth Manning Hawthorne to Una Hawthorne. I wish you an indefinite number of happy new years, and I … [Huntington] 87201031

• • 6 January [1872]. Jane Darley to Joseph Milsand. Votre petite lettre m’est … [ABL/JMA] 87201061

• • 19 January 1872. Katherine Jane Strachey to Jane Maria Strachey. The accounts both from Mr. Thring and Mrs. Tate were so … [India Office] 87201191