Inventory of the Stanley Archives (PDF - 1,9

166. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, describing his stay in the Alps, his
removal to 160 New Bond St., his incognito visit to the Exhibition of Antwerp,
meeting with King Leopold at Brussels, on the deterioration of the situation in
the Congo since his leaving, Zurich, 06-09-1885
167. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, “how is it you have not understood me
better”, trying to explain that she can both feel and understand “other things
than gaieties”, on King Leopold (“I certainly consider you greatly his
superior”), Edwin Arnold’s going to India, the coming elections, Stanley as one
of “God’s special delegates”, Glamorganshire, 02-10-1885
168. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, about his political attitudes, his
admiration for the Scottish Highland peasants, on the promotion of the Congo
Railway, Balinakill, Clachan, Argyllshire, 19-10-1885
169. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, inviting him for a dinner, “we are so glad
that you do not return to Africa”, London, 12-11-1885
170. Letter [two versions] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, replying to her dinner
invitation, London, 13-11-1885
171. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, “I shall look forward very much to
Tuesday”, London, 13-11-1885
172. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, inviting him for tea, London, 18-11-1885
173. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, explaining why he didn’t write her
yesterday, about their evening at the theatre, “I am sometimes voluble (…) but
the truth is so many people petrify me into silence & strictest reserve”, London,
19-11-1885
174. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, announcing his coming to her on
Saturday, London, 19-11-1885
175. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, “it happens well that you can come on
Saturday”, London, 19-11-1885
176. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, “I will keep and value this unique token
all my life”, Cambridge, 01-12-1885
177. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, requesting to come to him with Eveleen
Myers, London, 28-12-1885
178. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, replying to her request to visit him,
London, 29-12-1885
179. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, concerning a story in Belgravia
Magazine about “Talbot the Traveller”, and the “remarkable coincidences of
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