[Letters], 7-26 July 1877, 40 Bedford Street Strand [to Edward] Draper
By: Henry Vizetelly.
Contributors: Draper, Edward.
Published: 1877
Language: eng
Subjects: Vizetelly, Henry, -- 1820-1894.; Draper, Edward.; Vizetelly, Frank, -- 1830-1883.
Notes: Holographs, signed.

In the first letter dated July 7, 1877 he requests that Draper "bring the affair referred to in the enclosed circulars to the notice of the true intimate friends of Frank Vizetelly at the Savage (but I should have asked poor Andrew Halliday to do this had he been still living as withall Frank's failings he had a genuine regard for him".  In the second letter dated July 26, 1877 he thanks Draper for the guinea and states "In writing to you however my intention was not to bleed you - I thought you might have known who were Frank's most intimate friends in the Savage (but have thought the matter beneath their notice.".

Henry Vizetelly was a journalist, publisher, artist, wood-engraver, translator and printer.  Cf. Korey, Marie Elena et al. Vizetelly & Compan(ies), 2003.