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Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. 2 ALS to 1842 Jan. 3; 1844 July 22

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. 2 ALS to 1842 Jan. 3; 1844 July 22

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. 2 ALS to 1842 Jan. 3; 1844 July 22

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. 2 ALS to 1842 Jan. 3; 1844 July 22

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

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archival materials correspondence dickens frederick brother charles dickens
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Date

1842
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Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870, Author
Dickens, Frederick William, 1820-1868 (1820-1868), Addressee
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870
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New York Public Library
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http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/
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Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")

label_outline Explore Brother

[Prince Sebekhetep, ... and his wife Ady, presumably the brother and sister-in-law of Renni, seated before a table of offerings.]

Dickens, Frederick William, his brother. ALS to 1842 Apr. 4

Remember I'm your brother and your friend

Dickens, Alfred, his brother. ALS to 1856 Oct. 13

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to 1842 Mar. 22 ; ALS from Mrs. Catherine Dickens to [Baltimore, March 22, 1842]

My brother Jonathan, or, Don't you ever be born a twin

My brother Jonathan, or, Don't you ever be born a twin

Dickens, Frederick, his brother. ALS to [1842 Jan. 30]

Bill, holograph, from Emerson to Samuel C. Hunt, for the instruction of his brother, Benjamin Peter Hunt. Dec. 31, 1825. Receipted by RWE.

Bill, holograph, from Emerson to Samuel C. Hunt, for the instruction of his brother, Benjamin Peter Hunt. Dec. 31, 1825. Receipted by RWE.

Lee, Richard Henry. Chantilly. To "Dear Brother"

Lee, Richard Henry. Chantilly. To "Dear Brother"

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archival materials correspondence dickens frederick brother charles dickens