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Letter from Hallam Tennyson to Audrey Tennyson, November 21, 1889

  • Letter from Hallam Tennyson to Audrey Tennyson, November 21, 1889
    Multi-Page Item | 4 pages | 1889 | William Allingham papers, 1846-1920One partial letter from Hallam Tennyson to his wife Audrey, mentioning the death of William Allingham. Tennyson notes few women have the privilege of impacting their husband's lives in the way Mrs. Allingham “sweetened," his life. Tennyson also mentions to his wife that he was unaware that Allingham was still suffering, and fears that he had suffered very much.
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