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1851

The Collected Letters, Volume 26

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TC TO AN UNIDENTIFIED CORRESPONDENT; 16 February 1851; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18510216-TC-UC-01; CL 26: 34

TC TO AN UNIDENTIFIED CORRESPONDENT

Chelsea. 16 feby. 1851.

If at Florence you know the poet Browning 1 (one of the bravest and most gifted English souls now living) I will send my affectionate remembrances to him

Sourcenote

TC-UC, 16 Feb. Copy of extract: Strouse. Hitherto unpbd. Copied by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, with a note added by Robert Browning: “written to a friend of his, who showed it to E.B.B., who characteristically would preserve what I ought to destroy. R.B. Aug. 13 '85.”

Footnotes

1. The Brownings had lived in Florence since 1847.

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	Subject terms: Browning Elizabeth Barrett Browning Robert Florence
	Recipient terms: Unidentified Correspondent