Item 16.38 - Papers of Lord Lyndhurst

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Papers of Lord Lyndhurst

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  • 1794-1864 (Creation)

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1 vol.

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Volume with the title page "The Lyndhurst Papers used by Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.B. in writing The Life of Lord Lyndhurst published in 1884." The letters and writings have been tipped in and pasted in with cutouts to show both sides. The letters include those from Queen Victoria (to Lady Lyndhurst), Earl Grey, George Washington (to J. S. Copley senior), George Canning, the Duke of Wellington, T. B. Macaulay, the Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert Peel, King William (1835), Prince Albert, Maria Edgeworth, Lord Brougham, the Earl of Derby, and W. E. Gladstone.

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      Table of contents at front of volume.

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      Martin, Theodore. A Life of Lord Lyndhurst : from letters and papers in possession of his family (London: Murray, 1883).

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      Housed in a box made especially for the volume, with an inlaid brass handle, and a lock with two keys and an ivory tag.

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