Drafts and copies (some in other hands) of letters (some incomplete) by Disraeli, including several on plans for forming administrations, with a few letters to him, 1842-1866

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Includes letters to:

(fols. 1-4) Sir Robert Peel, 1844
(fols. 12-16, 171-177, 230, 267-268) Lord Palmerston, 1845-1863, n.d.
(fols. 18-19, 115-116) Lady Londonderry, 1846-1854
(fols. 20-21, 254-261) Lord Henry Bentinck, 1848, n.d.
(fols. 23-25, 47-48) Prince Metternich, 1848
(fols. 26-33, 51-53, 126-127) Lord Stanley, 1848-1851
(fols. 34-37) Lord Newcastle, 1849
(fol. 44) [C.B.] Adderley, 1849
(fols. 45-46) Sir John Hobhouse, 1849
(fols. 49-50) Count D'Orsay, 1850
(fols. 58-65) Lord Londonderry, 1851
(fol. 66) Thomas Baring, [1851]
(fols. 67-68) Thomson Hankey, 1852
(fols. 69-70) Lord Northumberland, 1852
(fols. 73-74, 139-153) Lord Derby, 1852-1859
(fols. 75-82) Sir Henry Bulwer, 1852
(fols. 84-86) Lord Hatherton, [1852]
(fols. 87-89) Charles Shaw-Lefevre, 1852
(fols. 90-94) Lord John Russell, 1852
(fols. 95-96) Lord Cowley, 1852
(fols. 97-100) to and from Richard Monckton-Milnes, 1852
(fols. 101-102) Elizabeth Sheppard, 1853
(fol. 103) J.C. Herries, [1853]
(fols. 104-107) W.E. Gladstone, 1853, n.d.
(fols. 108-114) Lord Ponsonby, 1854
(fols. 137-138) Napoleon III, 1858
(fols. 154-155) George Arbuthnot, 1859
(fols. 158-167) Sir Maurice Berkeley, 1859
(fols. 182-185, 189-192) Leopold I of Belgium, [1860]
(fols. 187-188) J.M. Knott, 1860
(fols. 195-196) [Joseph] Wolff, 1861
(fols. 199-212) Sir William Heathcote, 1861
(fols. 215-220) Sir Mathew Ridley, 1861
(fols. 221-223) Sir John Pakington, 1861
(fols. 231-232) Lord Shrewsbury and Talbot, 1864
(fols. 236-244) Lord Lonsdale, 1865
(fols. 245-251) to and from Sir Fitzroy Kelly, 1866
with (fols. 38-41) printed copy and (fols. 40-41) holograph draft of copy of a reply to a letter from George Frederick Young, Esq., 1849