Text / Correspondence to J.B. Nichols, Esquire from J. C. Buckler

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Title: Correspondence to J.B. Nichols, Esquire from J. C. Buckler
Creator: Buckler, John Chessell, 1793-1894
Contributor: Nichols, J. B. (John Bowyer), 1779-1863
Date Created and/or Issued: 1819 September 9
Contributing Institution: UC Riverside, Library, Special Collections and University Archives
Collection: Nichols family collection on the Palace of Westminster
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Type: text
Form/Genre: correspondence
Extent: 2 pages
Identifier: ark:/86086/n2w37vtt
curivsc_203_001_001_001
Language: English
eng
Subject: Westminster Palace (London, England)
Source: MS 203
Relation: Series 1. Correspondence and other material
Transcription: Dear Sir, As I was not allowed either to draw or write in painted chamber, I am not able to give a very good account of the paintings. The subjects are very numerous, very difficult to be understood and mostly very imperfect. With the aid of the notices you have sent I will be happy to do my best. I should however mention that it was imprinted by Mr. Crocker that I would not publish and I afford him that my memoir and was far too hasty for that purpose, intended for him its gratification. – I am dear sir Yours by truly. J. C Buckler

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