Withdraws article that JH submitted to Cornhill Magazine because, as GS noted, it was meant for different class of readers. But asks for 250 copies to be printed for JH's private circulation.
Withdraws article that JH submitted to Cornhill Magazine because, as GS noted, it was meant for different class of readers. But asks for 250 copies to be printed for JH's private circulation.
About disposal of extra copies of JH's printed observations.
Checking the accuracy of a writer's expression of JH's views.
Relating to writing for the Cornhill Magazine, and spare copies of the Cape Results.
Paper prepared by JH is judged as being 'too deep' for the readers of the Cornhill Magazine.
Relating to a paper JH sent in, and copies of another of JH's papers that have been printed.
Relating to publication of JH's work in the Cornhill Magazine.
Further to publication of JH's work [see GS's 1862-8-28 & 1862-8-12].
Sends JH's translation of Book II of Homer's Iliad (1862). Hopes to publish it in Cornhill Magazine. Three reasons for wanting it to appear soon.