Note at the bottom of this letter: 'NB. This is the earliest letter or note of any kind which I find in my father's papers'.
'Close of letter of May 30 1854' is also given: 'let us occasionally, as you propose, exchange a few lines. God bless you. Ever… read more
Note at the bottom of this letter: 'NB. This is the earliest letter or note of any kind which I find in my father's papers'.
'Close of letter of May 30 1854' is also given: 'let us occasionally, as you propose, exchange a few lines. God bless you. Ever yours affectionately, T. B. Macaulay'. This letter is pasted in below.
MS note in hand of G. M. Trevelyan below this letter and another on the same page: 'Copy of letters of Macaulay to his American friend Everett. 1842 and 1854' [the months, 'Dec' and 'May', are written beneath the years].
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