Letter to Frederick William Chesson
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C129/134
12 Blue Cross St.
Haymarket
S. W.
Sept. 6/81.
Sir,
I have to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of
yesterday's date, for which
please accept my thanks.
You may rest assured
that the £2 therein
contained will be put to the
good use for which it is
intended. I also enclose
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you a legitimate receipt.
I have written to Mrs
Nichol thanking her for
the 2nd donation towards
my comfort.
Hoping you will enjoy
your trip.
I have the honor to remain
Yr. obt. servant,
W. I. Craft.
F.W. Chesson Esq.
17 Kg. Wm. St. Strand.
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Item Details
Author(s) & contributor(s): William Ivens Craft
Date(s): 6 September 1881
Place(s) of creation: 12 Blue Cross St. Haymarket S.W.
Form & transmission history: Manuscript letter in author’s hand.
Object description: Off-white four-page/one-sheet letter, two blank pages; main hand in black ink with archival note.
Repository: Bodleian Library (Oxford, United Kingdom)
Shelfmark / Identifier: MSS. Brit. Emp. S. 18, C129/134
Digital edition & date: One More Voice, 2021
Critical editing & encoding: Hope McCaffrey, Lucy McCann, Adrian S. Wisnicki
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Cite this digital edition (MLA): Craft, William Ivens. “Letter to Frederick William Chesson” (6 September 1881). Hope McCaffrey, Lucy McCann, Adrian S. Wisnicki, eds. One More Voice, new dawn edition, 2021, https://onemorevoice.org/html/transcriptions/liv_020079_TEI.html.
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