Unidad documental simple 152 - Letter from George Macaulay Trevelyan to R. C. Trevelyan

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Garden Corner, West Road, Cambridge. - Bob 'did not put the letter into the envelope about Ugo Foscolo', but his question must have been about the only mention of Foscolo in his ["British History in the] Nineteenth Century": Foscolo's description of Napoleonic rule. Gives the reference for this as Lord Broughton's "Recollections of a Long Life". Glad that Bob may visit after 12 December: George and Janet will be in Cambridge until the end of the month. Sends love to Bessie: they are 'deeply anxious about her dear country [the Netherlands]'.