YONGE
(Charlotte M., 1823-1901, Novelist, Biographer & Writer for Children)
Autograph letter signed to "My dear Baby"
saying that she "will come in tomorrow afternoon, hoping to find you quite well again. It is very kind in you to come, I am glad it was not in yesterday's hurricane. The leg swells, and the cold has taken away her voice, but she is better on the whole, knits, & reads and looks forward to you ...", 2 sides 8vo., on blue paper watermarked 'Joynson', Elderfield, 9th December no year
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40395
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“THE CHINESE CONFOUND ALL MISSIONARIES TOGETHER”
YONGE
(Charlotte M., 1823-1901, Novelist)
Fine Long Autograph Letter Signed to “My dear Lottie”
saying how glad she is that she is “enjoying Scotland... I suppose you are having no end of grouse shooting as I see by the paper that there are more shooters and more grouse than ever. Even Major Scarlett is, I believe, gone for a fortnight away from his battery at Christ Church, though the War Office are said to be anxious about the Black Fleet which the French are supposed to be preparing for November...”, she then talks about architecture, saying she believes “Scottish Architecture... curiously like French, I have seen sets of engravings of Churches and houses, or castles... is Dunrobin old, I don’t think it is very historical... We have our school feast this afternoon at the Grange and after many alarms it is turning out a very fine day. Frances and Helen are coming to stay... then they go to Algeria for Christmas... if you have any time before taking possession of your work in London, I would be very glad of a visit from you... I shall be quite alone and it would be very nice to have you if you can be spared...” she comments that she is “glad Cordner (?) is executed, I was much afraid that Lord Roberts would let him off. That David Oliphant who was killed in the bombardment of the Legations was a nephew of Dr Mansfield, Georgina Halliday’s husband, who is in Africa. If he has to stay there she hopes to go out to him. The Chinese confound all missionaries together, I do not think the Church and either Society have touched politics at all, but the R.C.s certainly have...”, she ends with a comment that she doesn’t “know many people beyond Winchester...”, 4 sides 8vo., Elderfield, Winchester, 25th August
traces of mounting on conjugate blank
Item Date:
1900
Stock No:
40096
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YONGE
(Charlotte M., 1823-1901, Novelist, Biographer & Writer for Children)
Signature from an autograph book
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YONGE
(Charlotte M., 1823-1901, Novelist, Biographer & Writer for Children)
Signature with some text from end of Autograph Letter Signed
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YONGE
(Charlotte M., 1823-1901, Novelist, Biographer & Writer for Children)
End of Autograph Letter Signed
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8966
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