Letters Addressed To Mrs. Pascoe, Of St. Hilary Vicarage, Cornwall: And On Her Death In The Spring Of 1874, Returned To The Writer, A.m.w

This is a collection of personal letters written by Anna Maria Wood to her friend, Mrs. Pascoe, who was the wife of a vicar in Cornwall. The letters are filled with news of family and friends, discussions of current events, and reflections on life, love, and death. The book also includes some of Mrs. Pascoe's own writings and poetry. Overall, it provides a fascinating glimpse into the everyday lives and concerns of two Victorian women.
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