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31. ET-Z1,011 letter

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    [28 April] From Mary Anderson de Navarro to Nell [Ellen Terry]. Invitation for Ellen Terry and Edith Craig to stay at Broadway; mentions Stratford and the Red House.

32. ET-Z1,547 letter

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    [7 May 1906] From Dads [Hermann Vezin] to Nellie [Ellen Terry]. He asks for the words for Act II for her commemoration [Jubilee]; draft reply written by Ellen Terry.

33. ET-Z2,093 letter

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    [Undated] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to Paulette and Nicko [Pauline Chase]. She praises Pauline's performance, and the shadow dance; Mr [Dion] Boucicault; Rudder Grange; Ellen Terry sails on the 12th.

34. ET-Z2,321 postcard

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    [15 January 1905] From [Unknown] [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Albert Fleming]. Illustration of three women in the sitting room at the Farm, Smallhythe; Ellen Terry netting, Edith Craig and her dog, and Edith's friend [Christopher...

35. ET-5,213 letter

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    [2 March 1912] From E. T. [Ellen Terry] to Nell [Nelly Powell]. Ellen Terry writes instructions for Nell [Powell] to contact Charles Phillips for singing lessons; written on a letter from Charles Phillips to Ellen...

36. SC22-A5 letter, draft copy

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    [11 March 1911] From M. I. Palgrave for Miss Ellen Terry [[Ellen] [Terry]] to Sir [Gerald Christy]. She asks for more information of the intended terms of payment [for proposed lectures] from societies and institutions.

37. MHF2-M41 note

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    [October 1896] From Ellen Terry to Edy [Edith Craig]. Brief note.

38. ET-Z1,351a/11 postcard

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    [Undated] From Ellen Terry to Gladys Bowen. Reference to calling cabs.

39. SC3-A1 postcard

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    [June 1902] From Ellen Terry to [Unknown]. Illustration shows 'Little Lacemakers, Winchelsea'.

40. ET-Z2,261 letter

    British Library

    [21 February 1898] From Ellen Terry [Ellen Terry] to Sir. She provides her opinion of William Terriss, listing his best parts as Squire Thorndike, King Henry VIII and Lieutenant Kingsley [probably in response...