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Framed letter from William Wordsworth to Arthur Benson

MS. Eng. b. 2171

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Title

Framed letter from William Wordsworth to Arthur Benson

Shelfmark

MS. Eng. b. 2171

Summary

Wordsworth enquires after a house in the neighbourhood of Penny Bridge [Ulverston], lately occupied by Miss Benson [died 1809].

Wordsworth's signature has been cut out and pasted onto the text of the letter. Two later annotations read: 'A letter of Wordsworth the poet. His signature cut off & put in my birthday book, H.E.D.' and 'Replaced by G.F.H.D., 1938'.

Date

8 Mar [1810?]

Language

English

Physical extent

1.0 box

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Letters from William Wordsworth and his circle

Framed letter from William Wordsworth to Arthur Benson

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