Sir Edward Harley

Standard Name: Harley, Sir Edward

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Family and Intimate relationships Brilliana Lady Harley
Brilliana, Lady Harley , bore the eldest of her seven children, Edward , later her chief correspondent.
Lewis, Thomas Taylor, and Brilliana, Lady Harley. “Introduction”. Letters of the Lady Brilliana Harley, Camden Society, 1854, p. v - xxix.
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Textual Production Brilliana Lady Harley
Brilliana, Lady Harley , wrote her first extant letter to her eldest son, Ned (later Sir Edward Harley ), who at just thirteen was a new undergraduate entered at Magdalen Hall in Oxford.
Harley, Brilliana, Lady. Letters of the Lady Brilliana Harley. Editor Lewis, Thomas Taylor, Camden Society, 1854.
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Brilliana, Lady Harley , used to her son Ned the image (current from classical times, and for generations to come) of letter-writing as conversation: how glad I am to have this paper discours with you.
Harley, Brilliana, Lady. Letters of the Lady Brilliana Harley. Editor Lewis, Thomas Taylor, Camden Society, 1854.
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With an attack on her castle now expected, Brilliana, Lady Harley , wrote to her army-officer son Edward , I am confident you will hate all plundering and unmercifullness.
Harley, Brilliana, Lady. Letters of the Lady Brilliana Harley. Editor Lewis, Thomas Taylor, Camden Society, 1854.
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