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              Correspondence
              GB 891 RB-RB/1 · Series · 1886-1896
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              The Richard Burton correspondence consists of a series of letters to Alexander George Ellis at the British Museum mainly concerning bibliographical enquiries. Each of these letters has been transcribed by Mary S Lovell

              There are three letters from Isabel Burton: two are to Mr Cotton regarding publications and the third is a printed letter to ask for a review notice of her Richard Burton biography.

              GB 891 RB-RB/1-RB/1/2 · Subseries · (1886) - 1894
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              There are three letters written by Isabel Burton: two are to Mr Cotton regarding publications and the third is a printed letter to ask for a review notice of her Richard Burton biography. There is a further typed copy of a letter from Isabel to Mr Quaritch.

              Isabel Burton
              GB 891 RB-RB/1-RB/1/1 · Subseries · 1887-1890
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              A Series of Letters from Richard Burton to Alexander George Ellis (British Museum) concerning bibliographical enquiries and other matters, dated 8 May 1887- 26 March 1890. All have annotated transcriptions by Mary S. Lovell, dated 24 October 1998

              These letters have added significance for the RAS as Ellis was Honorary Librarian at the Society from 1919 to 1937.

              Richard Francis Burton
              GB 891 RB-RB/1-RB/1/2-RB/1/2/2 · File · 4 November 1886
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              Letter from Isabel Burton to Mr Cotton to send him an advance copy of Arabian Nights. Handwritten from 23 Dorset Street, Portman Square, London, dated 4 November 1886. The letter is addressed to "The Academy".

              Burton Isabel 1831-1896
              GB 891 RB-RB/1-RB/1/2-RB/1/2/3 · File · November 1886
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              Letter from Isabel Burton to enclose a copy of "Sketch of the Career of Sir R F Burton" to ask for a review notice. Printed in a script to look handwritten. From 23 Dorset Street, Portman Square, London. Dated November 1886.

              Burton Isabel 1831-1896
              GB 891 RB-RB/1-RB/1/1-RB/1/1/6 · File · 12 February 1890
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              Letter from Richard Burton to A.G. Ellis concerning authors and the Thousand Nights. He has quoted from Taymόr al Wahsh concerning popular tradition in Damascene. He has found the French colonies "casual and futile", having gone to Tunis to research for the Scented Garden. Handwritten from Hotel St. George, Algiers, dated 12 February 1890. With original envelope. With annotated transcription. (Letter in need of conservation as in two pieces). There is also a further typed attempted transcription with handwritten annotations done by an unknown hand.

              GB 891 RB-RB/1-RB/1/1-RB/1/1/4 · File · 13 August 1888
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              Letter from Richard Burton to A.G. Ellis to send Ellis the Preface of his last Supplemental Volume. Mentions Kirby and Blaumhardt. Handwritten from The Langham, Portland Place (London), dated 13 August [1888]. With original envelope, postmarked 13 August 1888 and with annotated transcription.

              GB 891 RB-RB/1-RB/1/1-RB/1/1/7 · File · 26 March 1890
              Part of Papers of Richard Francis Burton

              Letter from Richard Burton to A.G. Ellis concerning Ellis' response to the Scented Garden. He writes of other manuscripts and about the Damascus tradition. Handwritten from Trieste, dated 26 March 1890. With original envelope. With annotated transcription.