Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Richard Chenevix Trench, Archbishop, Vol. 1 of 2: Letters and Memorials
By far the larger number of the letters preserved by the Archbishop were from the friends of his early manhood, and were found tied up and docketed, after he had destroyed most of his papers. He had more than once expressed his thought of publishing a book of old letters, and they were probably kept for this purpose. It is a sad satisfaction to those to whom the task of selection has fallen to feel that they have tried to carry out a work which he had projected for himself.
All his own letters to Sterling were, after the death of the latter, returned to him, and by him unhappily destroyed.
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