Labouchere (Henry) A collection of 6 autograph letters addressed to W. Whitman, from Henry Labouchere, one reads in part “… no one will ever make me believe that any politician […] will go for an alliance with us ”, one page , 5 December, n.y. ; another reads in part “…These sort of gentry always reply by attacking me in the hopes that I will bring an action against them – I don’t for them to object is to help… I have to hold my tongue against them.”, four pages , Twickenham, April 19 th ; another reads in part “I send you back your article & with thanks. I […] it for Truth, but I am told it has already appeared in the Times – so I had my pains for nothing.”, 29 August n.y.; another letter reads in part “Bennett was here a week or two ago, & stayed on a few days.”, two pages , 23 September 1897; with one letter from a G. Labouchere, asking the recipient "to cede to me the right of translating your most interesting book "The Realm of the Habsburgs" into French language; if so, be kind enough to tell me on what terms we could agree together", one page, integral blank, 4to , Paris, 14th June 1893 (7)