LETTER REPOSITORY
Dublin Core
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First letter to Whittier, written from Edinburgh as a student, telling of his life there. (not sent till Feb 1883 as he was ill)
Discusses geological rambles in Cheshire; plans to visit CD (Castle Douglas) in September; requests friend keep curious stones for examination
Second letter to Whittier. Written as he is about to publish ‘Dulce Cor’ giving an update on his life in the past couple of years.
Congratulates on exhibition success at Glasgow Art Club; requests promised picture before bringing Lady Beatrice (fiancée) home after mid-March;…
Expresses deep admiration for Underwoods; sends own book Dulce Cor under pseudonym Ford Bereton; discusses Galloway heritage including Crockettford…
Reply to RLS wholly in Scots. Explains the reason for NB (a jealous lover’s wedding gift) so keen to display his Scots credentials. Detail about how…
to RLS in response to a letter from RLS in Scots. Information Re father in law, George Milner, as well as talk about evolution, Darwin and Geology.…
After a visit to Glencorse, thinking of RLS. Written between 19 and 29 July. Henry James critique, Portrait of a Lady. Again written in Scots. Says…
Illustrator for Punch. Spec letter, claims RLS as mutual friend. Wants to use some of Furniss’ illustrations for a talk. Heading off the Galloway for…
Cotton Street (guessed date) Ruth and malaria. RLS. MacGeorge and his artistic connections. Observes that when young he used to write art critiques.…
