1742580342000 1718127139000 Standard Record object-110010288 1747160956312 1721909518000 1747159409017 adlib fitz-online adlib-object-110010288 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110010288 e3d9412b-76e3-39c1-aba0-75b720ad97b7 1 person reference agent-189587 adlib-agent-189587 bdb516c5-2fc9-3cc4-9b67-8751f8adffc2 Blagden, Isa person reference agent-209857 adlib-agent-209857 a169b1e2-6030-32b5-be7d-5dd766fb651b Lytton, Robert Bulwer person reference agent-189374 adlib-agent-189374 489333e0-2e45-3331-8025-ee912fae345e Landor, Walter Savage Length mm 178 Width mm 148 Leaf 1 Length mm 180 Width mm 149 Leaf 2 content description This is a letter written from Rome, Italy. Barrett Browning gives an alternate address for receiving their Naziones. She asks whether Blagden has seen the critical review of Lytton’s Serbski Pesme in The Saturday Review. She hopes Edward Dicey’s Rome in 1860 will be successful: ‘Mudie takes him up. I wish Mudie may take Agnes’. She comments on the political situation especially ‘Roman affairs’ and mentions of Napoleon. She is reading Lavinia (3 vols., 1860) by Giovanni Domenico Ruffini but is struggling with it. Ruskin has sent her a volume and she is afraid he is not happy. She says ‘A letter comes from Mr Landor describing a condition of complicated anguish.’ This letter has been transcribed in 'The Brownings' Correspondence', vol. 29, pp. 57–60 (Kansas: Wedgestone Press, 2023). It is transcribed online via The Brownings' Correspondence project, numbered 4866. GBR/280/MS.1.R-1917/5/160 1 accession number GBR/280/MS.1.R-1917/5/160 110010288 priref 110010288 old reference no. Browning(EB)/183 old reference no. Browning(EB)192 uri https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110010288 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110010288 reference agent-149638 adlib-agent-149638 7376d833-d0a7-3be0-916e-9c892b7a24d8 The Fitzwilliam Museum 1861 1861 April 4– [1861] 1861-04-04 reference agent-164438 adlib-agent-164438 134c98ee-69a6-3752-982b-477276489b51 Browning, Elizabeth Barrett MS Letter, Elizabeth Barrett Browning to Isa Blagden object OBJECT