Brontë, Charlotte, 1816-1855

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AL fragment of first page of a letter probably addressed to William Smith Williams.

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AL fragment, with final lines and signature cut away.

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ALS.

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ALS. Two-thirds of first page has been removed and signature has been cut away.

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AL, signed "C. B."

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ALS.

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AL, signed "C. B."

This letter was identified by Miss Mildred Christian as a forgery in 1955.

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Two ALS dated 1848 Nov 12, and 1851 May 27.

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Eight fragments of holograph manuscript letters.

The signatures on six of the letters have been cut away.

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Poem, holograph manuscript, signed "C. Bronte, Octb. 2nd -18[33 or 35]."

Bound with a portrait engraving of Bronte signed "Sincerely yours, C. Bronte," and an engraving of Howarth Church and Parsonage.

Abstract: Correspondence, writings, documents, printed material, and photographs by or about Alfred Tennyson and his family. The correspondence is primarily that of Alfred Tennyson, Hallam Tennyson, and Emily Sellwood Tennyson, and correspondents include such prominent writers as Charlotte Brontë, Thomas Carlyle, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and John Ruskin. There are miscellaneous autograph manuscript poems by Alfred as well as page and galley proofs. Also present are materials gathered for a life of...