Search Results for: Letters 1819 April 24 1821 October 16 Kenmgue And Marden Park To George Ticknor Boston

Sends Ticknor a volume of his writings; thanks him for some publications; hopes to see more of him.

He is sending Ticknor 2 vols., one of which is to be given to Mrs. Prescott; he thinks Ticknor's engagement is too long.

Ticknor's friends were all sad to see him leave but were happy at his safe arrival; news of friends. Mentions his marriage to a Miss Coalter; financial difficul

Sends some letters to Ticknor; returns the Foreign Quarterly; news of friends. Looks forward to seeing Ticknor at West Point; mentions the application process f

Sends directions to his home, transcribes the poem "We Are Seven" for Ticknor; news of Southey's illness.