Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches

Willis's Current Notes, No. 15, March 1852

Willis, George [Editor]· 2 chapters· 6,964 words

G. WILLIS gratefully acknowledges the various interesting documents and letters he has received. He is anxious that it should be perfectly understood that he is not the author of any statement, representation, or opinion, that may appear in his "Current Notes," which are merel...

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G. WILLIS gratefully acknowledges the various interesting documents and letters he has received. He is anxious that it should be perfectly understood that he is not the author o...

2. Part 2

A manuscript note upon my interleaved copy of Granger, which you may remember I purchased of you, states that, "_Caulfield had not less than ten or twelve of this print, but in...