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To John Henry Ingram
Elderfield Otterbourne Winchester
Oct 19th 1886

Dear Sir

I am very sorry if I did not answer your letter, and acknowledge the little book, I fully thought that I had done so.

I have gone quite half way in the Life of Hannah More. If the requisite number of pages be not attained, I can easily shorten or lengthen the account of her works, but I think the length will be right.

I have the Mendip annals - i.e. Patty More’s Journal, which I ... continue reading

To Edward Augustus Freeman
Elderfield Otterbourne Winchester
Oct 29th 1887

My dear Dr Freeman,

How very kind in you, and as you say what a pity I did not know of it in time The history of the thing is this one of the sons of my very old friend, Sir William Heathcote is in Allens firm - He asked me to write one of their eminent women series and as I know Roberts’s history as one knows the Sunday books of one’s youth, I took ... continue reading

To John Henry Ingram
Elderfield
Novr 4th [1887]
Dear Mr Ingram Our proofs have crossed so I will keep the present ones till your corrections have arrived - You will see that I had set right several of the matters you noticed. I will change paved the way into facilitated. Only will you do so in the proof you have for I think that will least confuse the printers. The sentence about principles and cornerstones is quotation so Bishop Horne is accountable for it, and ... continue reading
To John Henry Ingram
Elderfield
Novr 8th [1889]

Dear Mr Ingram

Thank you for your letter. I have put notes of quotation to Mme Bunsen’s phrase. It is always a difficulty to know whether to use them when tenses are changed, and only a word or two exactly quoted.

I think I could undertake Duchess Sarah, and I should be glad of the loan of your documents but I must not think about her till Prince Albert is off my hands, and I do not ... continue reading