(FOR VOLUME III)`... fascinating and entertaining. This is due to the masterly and evoted work of the editors ... who have annotated the letters with marvellous fullness and precision and - what seems even more remarkable - with zest and wit. Through their exhaustive work we get, incidentally, a feeling for the exture of Victorian life.'Richard Jenkyns, Times Literary Supplement

• Editorial principles; Abbreviations; Text of the Letters (1871-1892); Addenda; Appendix; Additions and corrections for Volumes; Index of correspondents; Index

(FOR VOLUME III)`... fascinating and entertaining. This is due to the masterly and evoted work of the editors ... who have annotated the letters with marvellous fullness and precision and - what seems even more remarkable - with zest and wit. Through their exhaustive work we get, incidentally, a feeling for the exture of Victorian life.'Richard Jenkyns, Times Literary Supplement

• Editorial principles; Abbreviations; Text of the Letters (1871-1892); Addenda; Appendix; Additions and corrections for Volumes; Index of correspondents; Index

(FOR VOLUME III)`... fascinating and entertaining. This is due to the masterly and evoted work of the editors ... who have annotated the letters with marvellous fullness and precision and - what seems even more remarkable - with zest and wit. Through their exhaustive work we get, incidentally, a feeling for the exture of Victorian life.'Richard Jenkyns, Times Literary Supplement

• Editorial principles; Abbreviations; Text of the Letters (1871-1892); Addenda; Appendix; Additions and corrections for Volumes; Index of correspondents; Index