Sir Leslie Stephen
Biographical Details
Occupation: Author
Occupation: Literary Critic
Occupation: First editor of the Dictionary of National Biography
Born: Kensington Gore, London (28 November, 1832)
Died: Kensington, London (22 February, 1904)
Father of Virginia Woolf.
General References
Linked Open Data Sources
- Virtual International Authority File (VIAF): 29561082
Letters (6)
17th February, 1874: Letter from Sir Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy [H.5506]
Letter from Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy suggesting a change to one of the chapters in the serilaised version of Far From the Madding Crowd, 17 February 1874
12th March, 1874: Letter from Sir Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy [H.5507]
Letter from Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy with advice on how to word Troy's seduction of Fanny Robin in the serialisation of Far From the Madding Crowd, 12 March 1874
13th April, 1874: Letter from Sir Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy [H.5508]
Letter from Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy with suggested changes to the serialisation of Far From the Madding Crowd, 13 April 1874
7th December, 1874: Letter from Sir Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy [H.5512]
Letter from Leslie Stephen to Thomas Hardy congratulating him on his recent marriage to Emma Gifford, 7 December 1874
17th January, 1915: Letter from Virginia Woolf to Thomas Hardy [H.5954]
Letter from Virginia Woolf to Thomas Hardy expressing her appreciation of his writing, 17 January 1915
17th May, 1923: Letter from Virginia Woolf to Thomas Hardy [H.5955]
Letter from Virginia Woolf to Thomas Hardy asking him to write something for The Nation and Athenaeum, 17 May 1923
