TC TO JOSEPH EDLESTON, ; 5 June 1848; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18480605-TC-JE-01; CL 23: 39
TC TO JOSEPH EDLESTON,
Chelsea, 5 june, 1848—
Dear Sir,
After some delay, I have had that matter of the Dudley-Wyatt Letter and Mr Hartshorne looked into at the Museum, by a sure hand; and, last night, got final report upon it.1
The reference to “Harl. Mss. 7053,” it wd seem, leads to nothing whatever; merely indicates the place (Book, Chapter and verse) whence Hartshorne took (or rather might have taken) his Note, which he has printed accurately, without adding a word of his own, either at the beginning or the end. That is all. The “N.B.” too belongs to Harl. Mss. No 7053,—which is a Volume consisting of “detached excerpts chiefly or wholly from the Baker Mss.,” copied at what date I did not ascertain.2
Believe me / Dear Sir / Yours very truly / T. Carlyle
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