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T H S Escott [Thomas Hay Sweet Escott] (1844-1924), Fleet Street journalist, newspaper editor ('The Fortnightly Review') and bioBiblio.com

T. H. S. Escott Thomas Hay Sweet Escott journalist newspaper editor ‘The Fortnightly Review’ and biographer of Anthony Trollope. Six Autograph Letters Signed mainly concerning autographs for the unnamed recipient’s collection.

25177Three letters from 1898 and one letter from 1899; the others from around the same time. All six letters from 90 Buckingham Road Brighton. See his entry in the Oxford DNB. The six items - written in the semi-retirement that followed Escott's breakdown in 1885 Joseph Chamberlain and Lord Randolph Churchill took up a subscription for him - are in good condition on lightly aged paper. A total of 12pp 12mo. Closely written in a well-nigh illegible hand. All six letters are addressed to â€˜My dear Sirâ€™ and signed â€˜T H S Escottâ€™. Considering the execrable nature of the handwriting it is ironic that the main topic would appear to be the supplying by Escott of autographs for the recipientâ€™s collection. Names that can be made out are: â€˜Miss Helen Hennikerâ€™ â€˜a very active â€œSociety organizerâ€ in Londonâ€™ the â€˜vizier to Ismailâ€™ and â€˜Sir John Mowbray MP for Oxford Universityâ€™. A letter of 8 July 1898 begins in unusually readable fashion: â€˜Perhaps the autograph of the present head of the Rothschilds may be of interest. It is a curiosity of caligraphy sic at least.â€™ Another legible passage on 12 July 1898: â€˜Lady Stanhope is the great Conservative hostess just now. I add her autograph. & also that of Frederic Harrisonâ€™. Also included is an envelope presumably one of the autographs referred to above with penny stamp and London postmark addressed to â€˜T. H. Escott. Esq. / 33. Sackville Road. / Hove. / Brighton.â€™ Also a cutting of a longish article on â€˜BYGONE BRIGHTON. / BY T. H. S. ESCOTT.â€™ Three letters from 1898 and one letter from 1899; the others from around the same time. All six letters from 90 Buckingham Road, unknown

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