Letter from W.E. Henley, London, to an unidentified recipient, 1894 August 2 : autograph manuscript signed.
Record ID:
261887
Accession number:
MA 6409.4
Credit:
Gift of Damian Atkinson, 2006.
Description:
1 item (1 page) ; 12.8 x 11.4 cm
Notes:
Farmer and Henley collaborated on a dictionary of Slang published privately for subscribers in seven volumes from 1890-1904.
Written from "9 The Terrace, / Barnes, S.W." on stationery blind-embossed "1 Great College Street, / Westminster, S.W." which has been crossed through.
This letter is one of a small collection of eight letters from Henley to various recipients written between 1890 and 1897 ( MA 6409.1-8).
Summary:
Concerning a dictionary being prepared by [John Stephen] Farmer; saying "As regards the Dictionary itself, I may as well say that I have nothing to do with its finances & that as yet I've made nothing by it. I have every wish to see it brought to an end, & so, I am sure has Mr. Farmer himself. What it wants, above all, is a publisher."
Provenance:
Gift of Damian Atkinson, 2006.
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