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Mid-Victorian Letters
Schuvler, Robert Livingston | November 13, 1929 issue

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The article presents information on the book "The Later Letters of Lady Augusta Stanley," edited by Hector Bolitho. As a member of the aristocracy, an intimate friend of the royal family and the wife of a noted ecclesiastic, Lady Augusta had a wide circle of friends. She was a vivacious and untiring correspondent, and her letters throw interesting side-lights on many persons of prominence in the social, political, religious, and literary life of mid-Victorian England. In company with the Dean she frequently traveled on the Continent and freely recorded her impressions of foreign notables.

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LATER Letters of Lady Augusta Stanley, The (Book); BOLITHO, Hector; LETTERS; ARISTOCRACY (Social class); ILLUSTRATION of books, Victorian; ENGLAND
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