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Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 23, 1861

Cushman writes Emma about how her busy days in New York have left her tired. She was comforted by Emma's letter and is glad she is feeling better and stronger again.Cushman speaks very highly of her mother and is thankful for the sacrifices she has…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 1861

Cushman is on her way into the city to tend to matters there. She will also send a box to Emma containing several items - including a bronze lamp, guava jelly, Cushman's will, and several letters which she wants Emma to care of. Credit Library of…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 1861

Cushman advises Emma not to visit Mary in Saratoga but that she should be accompanied by Ned if she will. Mary Cushman herself is behaving rather "imprudent" concerning her health which Emma should not indulge.Cushman is dismayed that her paper…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 1861

Cushman writes to Emma about leaving Connecticut on Thursday in time for Mary Cushman's possible arrival in New York. Cushman is very worried about Emma and apologizes for her anxiousness. Credit Library of Congress, Charlotte Cushman Papers,…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 1861

Cushman reprimands Emma for ruining her best clothes and advises her to be more cautious in the future. She praises the photographs that have been taken of Ned and Emma, Sallie, and herself, especially the profile pictures. Credit Library of…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 15, 1860

Cushman deplores the bad weather Emma has to fare with and provides her with instructions upon her arrival in Manchester. The Fields are visiting Cushman. Credit Library of Congress, Charlotte Cushman Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 12, 1860

Cushman is looking forward to finally seeing Emma in Liverpool again. She informs Emma about possible sleeping arrangements for Dovedale and Manchester on her way to Wales. Cushman also regrets the dreadful weather Emma has to fare with during her…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, June 10, 1860

Cushman thanks Emma for taking care of her nephew and appreciates the letter he sent Cushman as she feels that her consideration for him went unappreciated. Cushman also asks Emma to send a list of the places she will visit and talks about future…

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Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, July 5, 1861

Cushman writes Emma that she will be looking out for her at the Worcester station the following evening in case Emma wants Cushman to stay with her. If not, she will continue to Boston and meet her there on Sunday. Leaving Emma leaves her…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, July 27, 1860

Cushman discusses the consulship matter for Ned and in how far it is the right time to interfere. She tells Emma that she is trying to convince Wayman Crow that Ned will inherit a fortune, which makes him a better catch for Emma. Both want to advance…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, July 15, 1860

Cushman mentions Emma's "deep tender passionate love" for her. Cushman laments that she finds herself "constrained" in her action denied "free frank expression of love" for Emma, "for fear of wounding & hurting others."She informs Emma about a…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Jan 30, 1863 [1864?]

This letter seems to be a follow up of Jan 22, 1864, and hence have the wrong date. Instead of "1863," the letter is probably from 1864.Charlotte Cushman tells Emma Crow Cushman that she never shows her letters to anyone except for reading single…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Jan 26, 1865

Charlotte Cushman writes to Emma Crow Cushman about her life in Rome, including recent visits by several US Americans (among them, Bishop Whipple of Minnesota and the Astor-family of New York) and about the renovations she intents to start, once…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Jan 22, 1864

Charlotte calls herself a "Mum" and Emma her "daughter" in this letter. She is criticizing Longfellow and critiquing the January issue of the Atlantic. Among other issues, Cushman is discussing "war" and "peace" democrats, the administration, Harriet…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Dec 26, 1862

Charlotte Cushman would like her family to live closer to her, thinking of Ned but Emma Crow Cushman in particular. She mentions translation issues and cultural differences between Rome/Italy and the US. Cushman also informs Emma about the pain in…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Dec 18, 1862

Charlotte Cushman laments that she is living to far away from her "darling" Emma Crow Cushman. She mentions stock speculation business, financial concerns, social gatherings, memories of Emma Crow and her, and an accident of "woolly headed" Emma…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Dec 12-13, 1862

Charlotte Cushman faces "going out to my social duties as a sort of relief" from her illness (cold). Large parts of the letter address social gatherings and US American citizens in Rome, most of whom are "well bred."The actress is still haunted by…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Aug 31, 1865

Cushman is grateful for Emma's words of comfort as her mind is currently "crowded with cares & anxieties of many kinds." She regrets that Emma's baby has a cold and hopes Emma has by now seen Dr. Franco.Cushman asks Emma to convey the latest…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Aug 3, 1869

Cushman informs Emma of some political news and is pleased that her "prognostication of three years ago" is turning out correct. Isa Blagden visited Cushman and spent a day with her. The pain sometimes prevents Cushman from getting a full night's…

Letter from Charlotte Cushman to Emma Crow Cushman, Aug 28, 1865

Cushman is glad to hear that Emma, Ned, and their baby are in good health. She is, however, worried about the baby striking his head when he learns to walk and asks Emma to inquire a doctor about some medicine as a precaution. She should also ask…