Pièce 541 - Letter from Harriet Munby to Arthur Munby

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Add. MS a/541

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Letter from Harriet Munby to Arthur Munby

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  • 10 Nov. 1904 (Production)

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2 folded sheets, 1 sheet, 1 env.

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Munby, Harriet Louisa (b c 1845) sister-in-law of Arthur Munby
(b c 1845)

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Trinity College Library, Cambridge

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Turvey Rectory, Bedford - Encloses a letter from a friend's daughter, Bessie J. Black, providing information about the socialist "Ruskin House" in Heacham, a school supported by the Fabian Society and run by [Bellerby] Lowerison, a man she doesn't know. Harriet notes that Bessie's mother is one of the Neville-Rolfes of Heacham Hall, Norfolk, and is descended from Pocahontas; Harriet's recent stay in Felixstowe coincided with the disaster in the North Sea [the Dogger Bank incident].

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