[Lydia] Maria [Child] ALS to Anna Loring, January 5, 1845

Lydia Maria Child Papers, 1831-1894 [Box 1, Folder 31]

It is rather profane, but the profanity won't hurt you, and it will amuse you as an elegant specimen of N. York flattery. A young gentleman who was introduced to me, said, as he left the house, with his companion, "I like Mrs. Child. Generally, when a damned woman writes a damned article, she thinks she's damnation; but Mrs. Child don't seem the least like an author." John desires a cordial remembrance to you all. Blessings be with you. Your affectionate Aunt Maria.

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Lydia Maria Child Papers, 1831-1894 [Box 1, Folder 31]
Title
[Lydia] Maria [Child] ALS to Anna Loring, January 5, 1845
Writer
Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880
Type
letter
Recipient
Dresel, Anna Loring, 1830-1896
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New York
1845 January 5
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autograph manuscript signed

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"[Lydia] Maria [Child] ALS to Anna Loring, January 5, 1845." In the digital collection Lydia Maria Child Papers, 1835-1894. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/child.0001.031. William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 20, 2025.
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