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Letter from Matthew Arnold to J. Cotter Morison concerning research on the author Edward Gibbon

MSA/1/81
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23 Oct 1878

Part of Manuscript Albums

In response to a previous correspondence concerning a theory of Arnold's that Gibbons' 'The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' was originally intended to have been written in French. Signed by creator.

Letter from Mark Pattison to J. Cotter Morison inviting him to stay at Lincoln College

MSA/1/83
Item
3 Mar 1881

Part of Manuscript Albums

Signed by creator.

Letter from James Lowell to J. Cotter Morison accepting a dinner invitation

MSA/1/82
Item
9 June 1880

Part of Manuscript Albums

Lowell allso writes of the health of his wife. Signed by creator.

Letter from Henry Sidgwick to J. Cotter Morison concerning a previous correspondence from Morison relating a psychic experience

MSA/1/91
Item
24 Jan 1883

Part of Manuscript Albums

Signed by creator.

Letter from Henry James to J. Cotter Morison accepting a dinner invitation

MSA/1/94
Item
1880s

Part of Manuscript Albums

Signed by creator.

Letter from Henry Jackson to J. Cotter Morison cancelling a club dinner

MSA/1/93
Item
7 Nov 1884

Part of Manuscript Albums

Signed by creator.

Letter from A.V. Dicey to J. Cotter Morison commenting on Morison's 'Macauley'

MSA/1/89
Item
24 Nov 1882

Part of Manuscript Albums

Long letter complimenting Morison on his book and also discussing the life and work of Macauley. Ends with advice to Morison to abandon such topics in the future in order to produce "permanent work". Signed by creator.

Leter from George Romanes to J. Cotter Morison altering a date for a lecture