The Fortnightly Review
Harris, Frank, editor
Published by Chapman & Hall, 1888-91
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Hardcover
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Cameron House Books, Freshwater Bay, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
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Bound extracts from Vols.46-48, comprising A Sequence of Sonnets on the Death of Robert Browning, by Algernon Charles Swinburne [4pp], Personal Reminiscences of Thomas Carlyle, by John Tyndall [28pp], A Nun's Love Letters, by Edmund Gosse [12pp], Caricature, The Fantastic, The Grotesque, by John Addington Symons [8pp], Healthy Homes for the Working Classes, by David F Schloss [12pp], The Art of George Eliot, by Oscar Browning [16pp], Russian Prisons: The Simple Truth, by E B Lanin [24pp], Meissonier and the Salon Julian, by George Moore [12pp], The Homes of the Poor, by Mary Jeune [14pp], Stanley's Expedition: A Retrospect [unattributed, 16pp], The Tyneside Widow, by Algernon Charles swinburne [3pp]. 257 x 164mm, bound in stiff contemporary paper-covered boards, upper wrapper of the April 1888 issue pasted to upper board, with amendments to contents in ink. A little marginal annotation & underlining. Seller Inventory # 004868
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Title: The Fortnightly Review
Publisher: Chapman & Hall, 1888-91
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Near very good copy.
Edition: First Edition
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Signed Letter ('C. Bradlaugh'), in a secretary's hand, by the freethinker and Liberal Member of Parliament Charles Bradlaugh, to Frank Harris, editor of the Fortnightly Review.
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8 January ; on letterhead of 20 Circus Road St John's Wood London, 1891
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Seller: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, United Kingdom
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12mo, 1 p. Fifteen lines. Text clear and complete. Very good on lightly-aged paper. The valediction ('Yours sincerely | C. Bradlaugh') in Bradlaugh's hand, the rest in a secretary's. Addressed to 'F. Harris Esq'. Docketed by Harris: '18 or 20th of Feb. or March. Length unlimited: but more valuable short.' Bradlaugh is working on the article, but 'must not send it' before the report is presented to parliament, which Lord Derby assures him 'will be within fourteen days of the Reopening of the House'. He asks about length and deadline. He does not think 'anyone else is likely to master the huge mass of evidence', and suggests April publication, 'as a day or two's delay in the presentation to the Queen' might make it too late for the March issue. Seller Inventory # 10422
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