The Letters of Mrs. GaskellElizabeth Gaskell, whose perceptive letters became part of the narrative of PBS's CIVIL WAR series, witnessed a number of crucial events and trends that shaped 19th-century America. These collected letters, addressed to over a hundred correspondents (some renowned), are an invaluable account of both the cataclysmic and the mundane, written with delicacy and verve. |
Contents
UNDATED LETTERS | 784 |
A Letters which became available after the book had been | 814 |
B Sources and specific acknowledgements | 943 |
Embossed designs | 949 |
F Miscellaneous | 967 |
| 977 | |
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