Louise, Princess, Duchess of Argyll Group of eight autograph letters signed ("Louise") to "My dear Toto" (Lady Helen Lacey), one saying "I have been very unwell lately. My heart so weak and bad, the dear Queen's nice old Scotch Dr. came on business to see me, and before he left he said, you must go away and have an absolute change and rest, you look so far from well" 25 April 1903; in another letter Louise says "I am sending you a few little things which I hope will come in useful. If the beloved and pompous old G. thinks it would do you good to have a few weeks change and you feel you would like to come with me, I would stand you the expenses and It would be very nice to travel with you", n.d. (Saturday); in a slightly later letter Louise writes "I do not in any way want to question the beloved pompousity and wisdom but i do not think he understood quite, what I had proposed. Not that you should take the waters, but have the opportunity of good strenghthening air and no fatigue", n.d.; 8vo , Kensington Palace, 13 January 1899- April 1904; and a group of papers and letters related to Lady Helen Lacey (quantity)