FARRAR
(Frederic William, 1831-1903, from 1895 Dean of Canterbury, Author of ‘Eric or Little by Little’)
Brief Letter Signed on a postcard to G. H. Leggate
telling him that “Lk XVII. 6. EXERG is the Reading of the best & oldest MSS. It means ‘assuming your possession of faith, you wd have been saying to me, it points to the continuous possession of faith...”, 1 side postcard with autograph address on the verso, no place, postmarked London, 7th May
Item Date:
1888
Stock No:
42792
£55
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FARRAR
(Frederick W., 1831-1903, Dean of Canterbury & Author of Children's Stories)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Sir',
thanking him "for the very interesting pamphlet" sent "through Mr Garnett", 1 side 8vo. black-edged, no place, 20th October n.y., c.
Item Date:
1890
Stock No:
19890
£20
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FARRAR
(Frederic William, 1831-1903, from 1895 Dean of Canterbury, Author of 'Eric or Little by Little')
Autograph Letter Signed to Lord Medway
( John Stewart Gathorne-Hardy, 1839-1911, M.P. for Medway, from 1906 2nd Earl of Cranbrook), saying "the enclosed appeal [not present] has received the cordial approval & support of H.M. the Queen, the Archbishop, the Prime Minister, the Lord Lieutenant, & many of the nobility & gentry of Kent", and hoping "you are able to lend us your countenance & aid", 2 sides 8vo., The Deanery, Canterbury, 7th April no date, circa
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0
Stock No:
54709
£65
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[FARRAR
(Frederick W., 1831-1903, Dean of Canterbury and Author of Boys School Stories)]
Fine woodburytype photo by Walery,
showing him, three quarter length, standing with him arm resting on a piece of furniture, with facsimile signature, accompanied by a printed biography, 16½" x 12", no place, no date,
library stamp in top left hand corner
Item Date:
1874
Stock No:
25679
£75
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FARSON
(James Negley, 1890-1960, American Writer)
Typed Letter Signed on postcard to Eileen Cond,
saying "You ask, I am afraid, the impossible. I have two cousins who wanted the same thing ... The last place that went, a cottage on the beach, with some 35 acres of land, went for £6,800 ... The rush for small houses swept this place almost two years back. One, two houses from my own, has been offered for £8,000", postmarked Braunton, Devon, 23rd August
Item Date:
1946
Stock No:
17146
£15
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