CRABBE George - ALS 1825 returning to Aldborough Category_Travel

CRABBE George - ALS 1825 returning to Aldborough Category_TravelGeorge CRABBE (1754 1832) Autograph Letter Signed (Geo Crabbe) to his niece Cecilia, telling her of his travel plans for his return to Aldborough. 1 page 4to, Hampstead, 18 October 1825. An affectionate family letter. I should have thanked you for your kind letter some Days since, had I been certain of the Day of my Journey, but Circumstances have made that so doubtful that I would not write till I had made up my Mind or rather till my Friends had

two became historically significant in their own right: Marie Antoinette

I have written to him to ask him to apprize you -- & I recommend him to your kind attention

and he eventually found asylum in Britain

2nd Earl of RADNOR (1750-1828)

The letter is directed at the bottom as being sent “by Mrs

with sublimity

Trans: “The imperial decree has allocated a certain number of eagles to each regiment

It is seldom that a letter appears giving such a catalogue of operas which are seldom

Charles MAHON

issued in Czernowitz and allowing the bearer to travel to Moldova

Mottistone and Munnings may well have proved good travelling companions

suggesting that they should produce Fedora with Sarah Bernhardt