Tremlett, Francis W., fl. 1850-1864 to John McIntosh Kell

GLC00684.12

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GLC#
GLC00684.12-View header record
Type
Letters
Date
circa June 1864
Author/Creator
Tremlett, Francis W., fl. 1850-1864
Title
to John McIntosh Kell
Place Written
s.l.
Pagination
4 p. : Height: 16 cm, Width: 10 cm
Language
English
Primary time period
Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861-1877
Sub-Era
The American Civil War

Mentions a letter from his sister, Louisa Tremlett, and invites Kell and Semmes to visit him for "a regular Southern party of Southern people." He encloses a letter from John Hay, now missing, which describes the response of "the British service, & indeed the British people" to the sinking of the C.S.S. Alabama -- "it was a glorious death & I find is so regarded everywhere." Dated Tuesday morning. Francis W. Tremlett, a British parson, was an ardent Confederate sympathizer. Semmes and Kell stayed with Tremlett in London following the sinking of the Alabama.

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