TC TO [WILLIAM MACCALL]; 11 April 1850; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18500411-TC-WM-01; CL 25: 61
TC TO [WILLIAM MACCALL]
Chelsea 11 April / 1850
Dear Sir,
If you think of calling on Mr Bruce Editor of the Gentn's Magazine, you may as well put that letter silently in the Post-office first: I have given him some kind inkling of what he may expect in you; he is an honest distinct man, “History” his province;—I have stated a kind of notice that perhaps in the line of theological or theologico-philosophical Biography (which is a departt of his Magazine) there might some relation spring up between you.
It was Espinasse that set me on writing—
In immense haste / Yours ever truly / T. Carlyle
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