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• • 12 January 1879. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley to Thomas Butler Coddington. I have just been reading again your dear Martha’s letter … [Texas] 87901121

• • 13 January 1879. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand & Laure Milsand. Je viens aujourd’hui compléter par quelques détails les … [ABL/JMA] 87901131

• • 14 January 1879. Emily Tennyson to Louisa Turner. The Letters of Emily Lady Tennyson, ed. James O. Hoge (University Park, Penn., 1974), pp. 313–314. It is an immense comfort to hear that the poor leg … [Tennyson Centre] 87901142

• • [20 January 1879]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. … amusing than going out to dinner parties. For example I … [ABL/JMA] 87901201

• • 27 January 1879. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. You did not answer me about my paper … [ABL/JMA] 87901272

• • 29 January 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. You are right I had forgotten to speak of many things … [ABL/JMA] 87901291

• • 31 January 1879. Anne Thackeray Ritchie to Journal of Anne Thackeray Ritchie. The Correspondence and Journals of the Thackeray Family, ed. John Aplin (London, 2011), 2, 131. Dined at the George Smiths … [Eton] 87901313

• • 10 February 1879. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand & Laure Milsand. Avant d’entrer en matières je veux te prier de dire à Mme … [ABL/JMA] 87902101

• • 13 February 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I feel as a topsy-turvy-turned bottle. [ABL/JMA] 87902131

• • 15 February 1879. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I must begin by telling you that I am very sorry … [ABL/JMA] 87902152

• • 15 February [1879]. Mary Jane Magee to Joseph Milsand. Your kind letter was a great treat & gave much pleasure … [ABL/JMA] 87902153

• • 17 February 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. Yes indeed I should like to see baby and baby’s mother … [ABL/JMA] 87902172

• • 23 February 1879. Sarianna Browning to Keningale Cook. Your communication reached my brother last night, and he … [Boston PL] 87902231

• • 24 February [1879]. Mary Jane Magee to Joseph Milsand. I perfectly agree with you that the questions contained in … [ABL/JMA] 87902241

• • 25 February 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I was forgetting the clock and now I shall hardly have time … [ABL/JMA] 87902252

• • 25 Feburary [1879]. Edward FitzGerald to Frederick Tennyson. Terhune, 4, 182–183. It is very good of you to want to know about me. [Cambridge Univ] 87902253

• • 1 March [1879]. Henrietta Darley to Joseph Milsand. Could you give me any information on the following subject … [ABL/JMA] 87903011

• • [3 March 1879]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. … of not being in time. He is never satisfied himself … [ABL/JMA] 87903031

• • 9 March 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I’m so glad that your gargantua is weaning himself … [ABL/JMA] 87903091

• • 14 March 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I have been loosing my time in scribbling for Mr. Renouvier … [ABL/JMA] 87903141

• • 15 March 1879. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I have kept in reserve for you plenty of … [ABL/JMA] 87903151

• • 17 March 1879. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), p. 226. Calling at the Bank of New Zealand, Tom Russell told me … [            ] 87903171

• • 19 March 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. You, naughty one you rob me of my old woman … [ABL/JMA] 87903191

• • 19 March 1879. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand & Laure Milsand. Depuis ma dernière lettre, il s’est produit du changement … [ABL/JMA] 87903192

• • 25 March 1879. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. I now am a widower, not oversatisfied at it—your mother left … [ABL/JMA] 87903251