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• • 1 Aug–24 Sept 1852. Mary Russell Mitford to Frances Trollope. BC, 18, 369 (in part). (SD1592). Mrs. Browning is coming to see me in a day or two … [Princeton] 85208011

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• • 2 August 1852. William Frederick Pollock to Diary of William Frederick Pollock. BC, 18, 369 (in part). (SD1593). Personal Remembrances of Sir Frederick Pollock (London, 1887), II, 8–9. Went over Babbage’s workshops … [            ] 85208021

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• • 8 August 1852. John Kenyon to Jean Sylvain Van de Weyer. BC, 18, 369 (in part). (SD1594). My friend Robert Browning having heard that you have been … [Princeton] 85208081

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• • 19 August 1852. Edward Moulton-Barrett (father) to Messrs. Montefiore, Graham & Co.. Listed in BC, 18, 370. (SD1595). File copy at Eton. I beg leave to acknowledge your esteemed favors of Feby … [            ] 85208191

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• • 25 August 1852. Thomas Carlyle to Jane Welsh Carlyle. BC, 18, 370 (in part). (SD1596). This morning on awakening, I recollect with a shudder … [Scotland] 85208251

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• • 28 August 1852. Messrs. Dalgety, Gore & Co. to Edward Moulton-Barrett (father). Listed in BC, 18, 370. (SD1597). Enclosed we beg to hand you Account sales of your parcel … [Eton] 85208281

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• • [September 1852]. Charles Kingsley to Charles Blanchford Mansfield. BC, 18, 370 (in part). (SD1598). Robert Bernard Martin, The Dust of Combat: A Life of Charles Kingsley (London, 1959), p. 161. He| won’t wash: he is very clever, but low-bred … [            ] 85209001

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• • [1 September 1852]. Anne Benson Procter to Bessie Rayner Parkes. BC, 18, 370 (in part). (SD1599). I took yr book in my hand to Mrs Browning … [Girton] 85209011

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• • [2 September 1852]. Jane Welsh Carlyle to Thomas Carlyle. BC, 18, 370 (in part). (SD1600). A letter from you at last, Dear; whereby it would seem … [Scotland] 85209021

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• • 3 September 1852. Ralph Waldo Emerson to James Russell Lowell. BC, 18, 370–371 (in part). (SD1601). If it were only for the pleasure of using your name … [Harvard] 85209033

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• • 3 September 1852. Mary Howitt to William Howitt. BC, 18, 371 (in part). (SD1602). Mary Howitt, An Autobiography, ed. Margaret Howitt (London, 1889), pp. 214–216. I drive on with my work like some thing blind and deaf … [            ] 85209031

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• • [3 September 1852]. John Ruskin to Coventry Patmore. BC, 18, 371. (SD1603). Basil Champneys, Memoirs and Correspondence of Coventry Patmore (London, 1900), II, 293 (as [1855?]). I have been waiting to see if I could manage to get over … [            ] 85209032

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• • [5 September 1852]. John Ruskin to John James Ruskin. BC, 18, 371 (in part). (SD1604). The Works of John Ruskin, ed. E.T. Cook and Alexander Wedderburn (London, 1903–12), 36, 141–142. We heard Mr. Bridge this morning—very pleasant, but I like … [            ] 85209051

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• • [12 September 1852]. Jane Welsh Carlyle to Thomas Carlyle. BC, 18, 372 (in part). (SD1605). As there was already a letter gone to you, Dear, and as next … [Scotland] 85209123

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• • 12–28 September 1852. Catherine Horne to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 18, 372 (in part). (SD1606). I go to Dover tomorrow with the Wills’s so I mean to write … [Huntington] 85209121

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• • 14 [–16] September 1852. Robert Browning, Sr. to Sarianna Browning. BC, 18, 372–373. (SD1607). Mr. Corkran called & was kind enough to give me your note. [Fitzwilliam] 85209141

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• • 20 September 1852. William Wetmore Story to James Russell Lowell. BC, 18, 373 (in part). (SD1608). I was sore afraid when you left us, that the Psora … [Texas] 85209202

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• • [29 September 1852]. Arabella Moulton-Barrett to William Surtees Cook. BC, 18, 373 (in part). (SD1609). Transcript in private collection. Thank God for all the good news you were able to send me. [            ] 85209291

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• • [October] 1852. Mary Russell Mitford to Mary Anne Hoare. BC, 18, 373 (in part). (SD1610). L’Estrange (2), III, 243–244 (as Autumn 1852). Did you see Mrs. Browning? She is gone first to Paris and … [            ] 85210001

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• • 3 October 1852. Henry Crabb Robinson to Diary of Henry Crabb Robinson. BC, 18, 373 (in part). (SD1611). Henry Crabb Robinson on Books and Their Writers, ed. Edith J. Morley (London, 1938), II, 719. Moxon ... joined me at Kenyon’s, with whom was Browning. [            ] 85210033

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• • 6 October 1852. Henry Crabb Robinson to Diary of Henry Crabb Robinson. BC, 18, 373–374 (in part). (SD1612). Henry Crabb Robinson on Books and Their Writers, ed. Edith J. Morley (London, 1938), II, 719–720. With Kenyon I found an interesting person I had never seen … [            ] 85210061

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• • 8 October 1852. Sara Jane Clarke to John Kenyon. (SD1612.1). Do you remember anything of a wild female American … [Huntington] 85210081

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• • 9 October 1852. Henry Crabb Robinson to Thomas Robinson. BC, 18, 374 (in part). (SD1613). Wednesday Evening I went to Kenyon’s– He had not a party … [Williams’s Library] 85210091

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• • 12 October 1852. James Russell Lowell to Charles Lowell. BC, 18, 374 (in part). (SD1614). You will see by the date of this letter that we are just on … [Harvard] 85210121

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• • [18 October 1852]. Arabella Moulton-Barrett to Sara Jane Clarke. BC, 18, 374. (SD1615). Miss Barrett presents her compts. to Miss Clarke, and … [SUNY-Buffalo] 85210181

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