William Wordsworth and Mary Wordsworth letter to William Jackson, 1827 January 26

In Cornelius Patton (AC 1883) William Wordsworth Manuscript Collection (Selections)

Metadata

Title

Contributors

Creator: Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850
Creator: Wordsworth, Mary, 1770-1859

Genre

correspondence

Creation Information

England

Date Created

1827-01-26

Location

Note

A watermark on the original is not visible on the reformatted digital version.

Physical Description

1 item (4 pages)

Abstract

A letter to Reverend William Jackson in which William Wordsworth and his wife Mary Wordsworth express their anxieties about their son John. They mention a recent letter received from Jackson and request that he offer any advice and guidance that he can to John Wordsworth while John is at Oxford. Mary also mentions Dora having a cold and promises John will give him news of the rest of the family.

Subjects

Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850 -- Correspondence

Wordsworth, Mary, 1770-1859 -- Correspondence

Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850 -- Family

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