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Autograph Letters Signed from Earl of Carlisle, George William Frederick Howard, to Charles John Kean
Author: George William Frederick Howard, Earl of Carlisle Letter to an Unidentified Correspondent
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Pages : 2
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Presents his compliments to Mrs. DeWint.
Autograph Letter Signed from Frederick Binckes to Charles John Kean
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from Frederick Anderson to Charles John Kean
Author: Autograph Letter Signed from George W. Lovell to Charles John Kean
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Lovell indicates that his wife was "absolutely raving" about Kean's dramatic college meeting, and he offers an increased contribution to the new institution. Address at bottom of letter: 7 Mornington Crescent.
Autograph Letter Signed from William Blake to Charles John Kean
Author: Extracts from Journals Kept by George Howard, Earl of Carlisle
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Pages : 420
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Autograph Letters Signed from William Gifford Cookesley to Charles John Kean
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The letters concern a song Kean used in his production of The winter's tale. Also, an autograph signed copy of Kean's reply.
Extracts from Journals Kept by George Howard, Earl of Carlisle
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Autograph Letters Signed and Autograph Drafts Signed from Charles John Kean to Various Recipients
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(135) includes a draft of an agreement between Kean and James Sheridan Knowles for a new play, July 15, 1840. (198) has a penny black stamp of October 1840. (293) wants to talk to Shaw about King Lear which he means to throw into the 8th cent. Enclosed with (299) is the first part of a letter to Kean from [George] Bartley, September 27, 1849.