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    Incoming correspondence

    Manuscripts

    31 letters on topics including Esdaile's marriage on June 22nd and letters of congratulations and further publication of her writing.

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    Incoming correspondence

    Manuscripts

    26 letters on topics including the publication of her first papers and articles.

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    Incoming correspondence

    Manuscripts

    35 letters chiefly containing inquiries about sculpture, Esdaile's preparation of the Vertue manuscript for publication by the Walpole Society, and her being awarded a silver medal by the Royal Society of Arts for her paper 'The Portrait in Later Monumental Sculpture.'

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    Incoming correspondence

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    47 letters on topics including enquiries about sculptors; relevant Medieval professions (March 10th letter from Ralph Griffin); the publication of a book on Temple Church; Esdaile's appointment as a lecturer for the Royal Academy of Arts' Exhibition of British Art.

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    Incoming correspondence

    Manuscripts

    48 letters on topics including Esdaile's notes to the Shell Guide (to Buckinghamshire? and churches); a December 8th letter from C.T. Collins Baker at the Huntington Library about sculpture; the publication of Monuments in English Churches ("SPCK little book"); an October 27th card from Arundell Esdaile Harrington; and a short paper on Epiphanius Evesham for the Somerset Archaeological Society.

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    Incoming correspondence

    Manuscripts

    114 letters including further letters from Evelyn Berckman in Pennsylvania and topics including a talk to the Huguenot Society of London (later published); articles in The Connoisseur and Country Life; the rejection of Esdaile's novel "The Pooles" by OUP, and many letters asking for professional advice on sculpture and sculptors.

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