Charles Cowden Clarke: Recollections of Writers: Contents

Sister of Charles Lamb with whom she wrote Tales from Shakespeare (1807). She lived with her brother, having killed their mother in a temporary fit of insanity. Sister of Charles Lamb with whom she wrote Tales from Shakespeare (1807). She lived with her brother, having killed their mother in a temporary fit of insanity.

CORRESPONDENCE:

Mary Lamb to Mary Sabilla Novello, April 1820

WRITINGS OF:

Mrs. Leicester's School, or, the History of several Young Ladies: related by themselves.

Mary Lamb ¶ 3

Poetry for Children: entirely original.

Mary Lamb ¶ 3

Tales from Shakespear: designed for the use of Young Persons.

REFERENCES TO:

Charles Lamb to Charles Cowden Clark, [Summer 1821] ¶ 2

Charles Lamb to Charles Cowden Clark, [October 1828] ¶ 1

Charles Lamb to Vincent Novello, [6 November 1828] ¶ 1

Charles Lamb to Charles Cowden Clarke, [2 February 1829] ¶ 1

Charles Lamb to Vincent Novello, [8 November 1830] ¶ 1

Mary Lamb to Mary Sabilla Novello, April 1820 ¶ 1

Mary Lamb to Mary Sabilla Novello, April 1820 ¶ n1

Mary Lamb to Mary Sabilla Novello, April 1820 ¶ 2

Mary Lamb to Mary Sabilla Novello, April 1820 ¶ n1

Leigh Hunt to Vincent Novello, 9 September 1823 ¶ 1

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Source Description:

Authors: Clarke, Charles Cowden, 1787-1877; Clarke, Mary Cowden, 1809-1898

Title: Recollections of Writers (London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1878).

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Series: Lord Byron and his Times: http://lordbyron.org

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