Autograph letter signed regarding trip to New York, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding delay in New York trip, Catharine Sedgwick, Henry Ware, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding Mr. Gannett's doctrine of separation, brother James's new book, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding trip west and return to New York, the Follens, etc. With postscript for the Anti-slavery magazine.

Autograph letter signed, regarding journal, urging him to write, Mrs. Farrar's reaction to Palmyra letters, Mrs. Van Polanen's part in plot to seduce orphan girl, arrival in Liverpool, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding Saunders and Otley publishing her book, brother James, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding British opinion of America, Mr. Dewey's book, C. Sedgwick, Mrs. Butler, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding Macready, Mrs. Butler, James Mackintosh, and offering to act as agent in finding publisher for Palmyra letters, preferably with Saunders and Otley, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding inability to find publisher during financial crisis, reception of her book, plans for next book, Macready, Queen Victoria, brother James, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding effect of crisis on book trade, articles for London and Westminster review on Victoria and C. Sedgwick, Charles Knight, etc.

Autograph letter signed expressing sympathy on death of son, inquiring after Mr. Furness's health, mentioning Robert Sedgwick, Bentley's pirating Ware's book, copyright laws, E. S. Gannett, her writing plans, Westminster's treatment of her Sedgwick review, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding his books, the Larpents, Bentley, Lord Durhham, Catherine Sedgwick, the Follens, abolitionists, British attitude toward America, etc.

Autograph note signed regarding proposed visit, mentioning Wordsworth, etc.

Autograph letter signed regarding her health, Haydon's proposed portrait of the reception of Clarkson, etc.

Manuscript letter signed introducing Macready.

Autograph letter signed regarding her invalid occupations, the popularity of his books, recommending Landor's Pericles, commenting on G. Ripley and Channing, and the reception of her book on Toussaint.