Item 160 - Letter from James Spedding to J. W. Blakesley

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Add. MS a/244/160

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Letter from James Spedding to J. W. Blakesley

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  • 2 Aug. 1835 (Creation)

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Blakesley, Joseph Williams (1808-1885), Dean of Lincoln
(1808-1885)

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Trinity College Library, Cambridge

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Dresden - Maurice's pamphlet, 39 Articles, "condition of thought", would like to see subscription to the 39 Articles part of the ceremony of commencement of MA, current Bills in Parliament, King made Astronomer Royal, has been abroad for his health, itinerary of European tour, will be returning early due to lack of funds, "not so fortunate as Alfred Tennyson in finding a family of young ladies to empty their full purses into my gaping pockets", has met Tieck, Tieck and Coleridge. Hermann, postscript of Yarrow Revisited, tendency of like to seek out the company of like, conversation the εργον of the upper class, philology

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