TC TO WILLIAM TAIT ; 24 June 1845; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18450624-TC-WT-01; CL 19: 85
TC TO WILLIAM TAIT
Chelsea, 24 june, 1845—
Dear Sir
I learn from various quarters that my name stands upon some Book that you are now publishing. I know not well what Book it is: but I know very well there is no Book published by you, and indeed never was any, on which my name has or had the smallest shadow of authority to stand. I therefore request with all distinctness that you will at once and altogether remove it from the said Book whatever that be; and be so considerate as not to append it henceforth in any similar case.1
Being in unspeakable haste at this time, I restrict myself to the indispensable;—and remain
Yours truly / T. Carlyle
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