Florence NIGHTINGALE- Autograph Letter SIGNED (To Sir James Clark). 5 pages.

115, Park Street, W. April 8 (18)64. Marked "Private". "My dear Sir James Clark, In reply to your queries:- 1. I do not think Gibson? Will be of any use now- because (altho' he entirely concurs, as he must,) you seven can depend upon what he will say- upon whether he will stand by you. But, should it come, e.g. to a committee consisting of yourselves, being asked to draw up the precise meanings of clause 17..."; "2. Capt. Galton does not say- (or at least, if he does, he has no right to say) that Sidney Herbert "gave up the right to (?) at the mess"... and goes on at the end: "The W.O. has never answered my challenge- and altho' it is (unfortunately) true that S. Herbert did "consent" to one change, all the rest is untrue- And as for the "confidential circulars." he knew nothing of them. Ever your most truly, SIGNED, F. Nightingale. From the Sir Thomas Longmore Library. Condition Report, Condition Report, This lot does not have a condition report, if you would like further information, please click the 'Request A Condition Report’ button below. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

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