Reference
X636/205
Title
Letter from John Atkinson to 'Dear Sir' [Francis Bassett]. Doesn't think there would be much use in having an interview with Mrs Crisp's brother - 1) because he must be aware that his sister married in insolent defiance of his [writer's] advice and entreaty, 2) he must be a party to the extravagant demands she makes. 'I fear she will not come out of this transaction at all so well as she seems to anticipate'. Last act of violence she alleges against her husband occurred months before she left his home. The immediate cause of her departure was a dispute about a servant, to whom Arthur seems to have every reason to object. Her advisors are over sanguine in the demands they are making
Date free text
19 August 1895
Production date
From: 1895 To: 1895
Level of description
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