George Borrow and His Circle / Wherein May Be Found Many Hitherto Unpublished Letters of Borrow and His Friends

George Henry Borrow From a painting by Henry Wyndham Phillips
BOSTON AND NEW YORK HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY 1913

I have to express my indebtedness first of all to the executors of Henrietta MacOubrey, George Borrow's stepdaughter, who kindly placed Borrow's letters and manuscripts at my disposal. To the survivor of these executors, a lady who resides in an English provincial town, I would particularly wish to render fullest acknowledgment did she not desire to escape all publicity and forbid me to give her name in print. I am indebted to Sir William Robertson Nicoll without whose kindly and active intervention I should never have taken active steps to obtain the material to which this biography owes its principal value. I am under great obligations to Mr. Herbert Jenkins, the publisher, in that, although the author of a successful biography of Borrow, he has, with rare kindliness, brought me into communication with Mr. Wilfrid J. Bowring, the grandson of Sir John Bowring. To Mr. Wilfrid Bowring I am indebted in that he has handed to me the whole of Borrow's letters to his grandfather. I have to thank Mr. James Hooper of Norwich for the untiring zeal with which he has unearthed for me a valuable series of notes including certain interesting letters concerning Borrow. Mr. Hooper has generously placed his collection, with which he at one time contemplated writing a biography of Borrow, in my hands. I thank Dr. Aldis Wright for reading my chapter on Edward FitzGerald; also Mr. W.H. Peet, Mr. Aleck Abrahams, and Mr. Joseph Shaylor for assistance in the little known field of Sir Richard Phillips's life. I have further to thank my friends, Edward Clodd and Thomas J. Wise, for reading my proof-sheets. To Theodore Watts-Dunton, an untiring friend of thirty years, I have also to acknowledge abundant obligations.
C. K. S.



We have lately read aloud for the second time your Brontë book; let alone private readings. It is unique in plan and excellence, and I am greatly obliged to you for it. Apart from the pleasure of the book, the form of it has always interested me as a professional biographer. It certainly is novel; and in this case I am pretty sure that it is right.

Clement King Shorter
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AND HIS CIRCLE


WHEREIN MAY BE FOUND MANY HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF BORROW AND HIS FRIENDS


CLEMENT KING SHORTER


TO


FULL-PAGE PLATES


ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT


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CAPTAIN BORROW OF THE WEST NORFOLK MILITIA


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BORROW'S MOTHER


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JOHN THOMAS BORROW


To the Rt. Hon. The Earl of Orford


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A WANDERING CHILDHOOD


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GEORGE BORROW'S NORWICH—THE GURNEYS


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GEORGE BORROW'S NORWICH—THE TAYLORS


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GEORGE BORROW'S NORWICH—THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL


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GEORGE BORROW'S NORWICH—THE LAWYER'S OFFICE


To Mr. Roger Kerrison, 18 Milman Street, Bedford Row.


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SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS


FRIENDS OF BORROW'S EARLY YEARS


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To George Borrow


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BORROW AND THE FANCY


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EIGHT YEARS OF VAGABONDAGE


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SIR JOHN BOWRING


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


To Dr. John Bowring


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BORROW AND THE BIBLE SOCIETY


To Mrs. Clarke


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ST. PETERSBURG AND JOHN P. HASFELD


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To the Rev. Andrew Brandram


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THREE VISITS TO SPAIN


To Dr. John Bowring.


To Mrs. Ann Borrow


To Mrs. Ann Borrow, Willow Lane, St. Giles, Norwich (Inglaterra)


To Mrs. Ann Borrow


To Mrs. Ann Borrow


To Mr. Borrow


To George Borrow, Esq.


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BORROW'S SPANISH CIRCLE


To Mr. George Borrow


To Mr. George Borrow


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MARY BORROW


To George Borrow, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


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'THE CHILDREN OF THE OPEN AIR'


To George Borrow, Esq.


To Dr. John Bowring.


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To Mrs. George Borrow


To George Borrow, Esq., at Mr. Murray's, Bookseller, Albemarle Street.


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Suffolk.


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RICHARD FORD


To George Borrow, Esq., Oulton Hall, Lowestoft.


To George Borrow, Esq., Oulton Hall, Lowestoft.


To Mrs. Borrow, Oulton Hall, Lowestoft.


To George Borrow, Esq., Oulton Hall, Lowestoft.


To George Borrow, Esq., Oulton Hall, Lowestoft


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IN EASTERN EUROPE


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


To Mrs. George Borrow, Oulton, Lowestoft


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To George Borrow, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


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A VISIT TO CORNISH KINSMEN


To Mrs. George Borrow


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IN THE ISLE OF MAN


To George Borrow, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


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OULTON BROAD AND YARMOUTH


To Messrs. Nickols and Marshal, London.


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


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IN SCOTLAND AND IRELAND


To Mrs. George Borrow, 38 Camperdown Place, Yarmouth, Norfolk


To Mrs. George Borrow, 38 Camperdown Place, Yarmouth


To Mrs. George Borrow, 38 Camperdown Terrace, Gt. Yarmouth


To Mrs. George Borrow, 39 Camperdown Terrace, Gt. Yarmouth


To Mrs. George Borrow, 39 Camperdown Terrace, Gt. Yarmouth


To Mrs. George Borrow, 39 Camperdown Terrace, Yarmouth


To Mrs. George Borrow, 39 Camperdown Terrace, Yarmouth, Norfolk


To George Petrie, Esq., Kirkwall


To Mrs. George Borrow


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To George Borrow, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


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EDWARD FITZGERALD


To George Borrow, Esq., Oulton Hall.


To George Borrow, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


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To J. Evan Williams, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


To George Borrow, Esq.


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


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LIFE IN LONDON, 1860-1874


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


To Mrs. George Borrow


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FRIENDS OF LATER YEARS


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BORROW'S UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS


To Dr. John Bowring


To George Borrow, Esq.


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HENRIETTA CLARKE


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To George Borrow, Esq.


To Mrs. MacOubrey, 50 Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, London


To Mrs. MacOubrey, 50 Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, London


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey, 50 Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, London


To Mrs. MacOubrey


To Mrs. MacOubrey


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THE AFTERMATH


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2006-11-12

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Borrow, George, 1803-1881

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