Note 28 — Chapter V · SECOND JOURNEY IN EUROPE.—CORRESPONDENCE. 1850-1859.
Reading edition
From a letter to Sir W. J. Hooker: “Curious that this correspondence, after lying so long, should at length be printed and published in New England.”—A. G.
Reading edition
From a letter to Sir W. J. Hooker: “Curious that this correspondence, after lying so long, should at length be printed and published in New England.”—A. G.