Charles Dickens
Signed Letter To Thomas Mitton
1838 - 1839
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A handwritten letter by Charles Dickens to Thomas Mitton.
- Charles Dickens (English).
- Elm Cottage, Petersham: [1838-1839].
- Single leaf folded in half.
- Two pages of writing.
- Brown ink on paper.
- Signed by Charles Dickens, addressed to his solicitor Thomas Mitton.
- Displayed in a black w. 9 in. by h. 11 in. double sided frame.
The transcribed text reads as follows:
"Elm Cottage Monday Morning
Dear Tom,
I enclose you a formal epistle about Hansard's matter. Also a letter from [Macpherson], to which please to call the attention of our arranger of debts. If it does not exceed 5 £ or 6 £, I should wish here it is paid in full, to me [illegible] most distinctly how much [illegible] cost that way.
Always faithfully,
Charles Dickens"
Rear side:
"You will of course use your own discretion about reading as much or as little of the Hansard letter as you please."
Condition Report
GoodAbout one inch of water damage along the right hand side of the first page.
Ink bleeding affects one and a half lines, making it illegible.
Signs of age and handling.
Product is used.
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