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Autograph Letters Signed from Alexander James Beresford to William Hepworth Dixon
Author: Autograph Letters to William Hepworth Dixon
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Autograph letters signed from Douglas William Jerrold to William Hepworth Dixon.
Letter from Alexander Beresford-Hope, with Related Material
Author: Alexander James Beresford Beresford HopePublisher:
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Category : Letters
Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Comprises 1 autograph letter from Beresford-Hope to Rev. J. Wilson dated 19 June 1860 (with a transcript), an engraved portrait of him extracted from the press, a short biography of him while still alive likewise extracted from the press, as is also a short anonymous poem entitled 'On the recent appointment of Mr. Hope as a Charity Commissioner'.
Autograph letters signed from Philarete Chasles to [William Hepworth Dixon]
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Author: Catalogue of Autographs, Etc
Author: Dobell, P. J. & A. E., booksellers, LondonPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 814
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Autograph Letter Signed from John Sherren Brewer to [William Hepworth] Dixon
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Praises Dixon for his book, The story of Lord Bacon's life.
Autograph Letter Signed from William Hepworth Dixon, London, to Unidentified Recipient
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Concerns research he is doing on the life of Lord Bacon.
Autograph Letter Signed from G.E. Jewsbury, London, to Dixon
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Pages : 4
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Recipient is possibly William Hepworth Dixon. Jewsbury says it is "of no use to come and see [Dixon] whilst this Shakespearian botheration is about." Correspondent's address appears as 1,3 Markham Square, Chelsea S.W.
Autograph Letter Signed from Charles Knight to William Hepworth Dixon
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Regrets he cannot visit Dixon on Monday evening, as he has already agreed to accompany a visiting friend to see Macready.
Autograph Letters Signed from J.O. Halliwell-Phillipps, London and Elsewhere, to William Hepworth Dixon
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Category : Falstaff, John, Sir (Fictitious character)
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Letters discuss the purchase of the New Place properties and the Shakespeare Fund, his wish to build a Shakespeare Library and museum at Stratford or London, and not to erect a statue, and the formation of the New Shakespeare Committee. (7) quotes a passage from a letter by J.P. Collier. (46) mentions an article in the Athenaeum (Feb. 27, 1864) which discusses the meaning of a line in King Henry VI. (67) discusses Dixon's views as quoted in the Athenaeum (Jan. 23, 1869) referring to Sir John Oldcastle and the reason why Shakespeare changed his name to Falstaff in his play. (76) quotes a note (ca. 1630) that Gorhamburg (Goringheberry) was called Bacon's folly.