Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson

Date:: 9th April 1931

Reference:: WA/HMM/CM/Sal/16/235

Credit: Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$249 Coleridge (S. T). A.L.S., 3pp. 8vo, Highgate, 25 July, 1827, to My Dear Sir, An interesting lette®’ . . . “it is in ourselves that we can alone expect to find peace and comfort. Mr. Green (one of my prime Eels) will observed yesterday. , The older I am, the more charitable I grow; and the worse ! | | / I think of men in general, an apparent Paradox; but a Truth ; which every man who both thinks and feels will sooner or hg ae later find the truth of. . . . Iam beginning to write the ~{~ ““*“< words ‘your sincere friend. I start at the thought, how many scores’ of gossiping malignant slanderers are probably at the same moment subscribing the same words whose hospitality and kindness they are prepared in the first conversazione or public dinner to repay by some half-fact which they must be sure will convey a whole Lm, and of the most fiendish character, etc., etc. 250 Doyle (A. Conan, Sir) Four A.Ls.S., with envelopes, to Miss Huddart, reiating to “ Fairies,’ and to his coming visit !~) / (, . to Australia (4) Qt 251 Walpole (Horace) A.L.S., Ip. 4to, Apl. 29, 1760, to Chr. © ~ Wilson, “ If ever my catalogue should want another Edition, a I shall undoubtedly be proud of correcting it by the Lights you “2 | > /~ have bestowed on me. He refers to a query on Lord Heray's Epistle for Miss Home to Mr. Lowther ofr wake 252 A Collection of A.Ls.S., Ls.S., etc., including Marshal Soult, Genl. G. A. Eliott, with port., ‘and others, chiefly Naval - and Military (a parce 12 253 Marlborough. Abstract of the Will of John Duke of } teh. Marlborough (broken)—A.L.S. (second Duke), 2spp. 4to, | 0] — Aghia a7 0s aeorteiar| Mlacstall Ieordikeath: third ©. 7 person, with port., and others (a parcel) 254 Nelson (Lord, Admiral) A.L.S., ?p. 4to, Canterbury, Nov. 12th, 1814 Lexington, May 11th, 1854, to Genl. Pillon, in hic he i. mentions his professionship of Nat. & Exp. Philosophy in the = Military Institute and his association with Major D. H. 7 &<) 4 ¢ Hill, whom he strongly recommends for his brilliant services = ‘| in the Mexican War. He protests against his arrest-on- the. a evidence of some ‘‘unprincipled’ enemy. He describes his actions after the capture of Chepultepec, where Jackson commanded an Artillery Section. 256 Franklin (Sir John) A.L.S., $p. fol., Brn ehire Street, po 5th an 1830, to Beaufort about his observations on the ye Coast of Brazil in.1809-1 Giearn nb 257 Naval. <A Collection of a including Admirals W. | _» ra Dixon, H. Parker, with port., Cloudsley Shovell, a Ghee another$

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