Scope and arrangement
The Letitia Elizabeth Landon manuscript material is arranged in two series:
The Letitia Elizabeth Landon manuscript material in The New York Public Library's Pforzheimer Collection consists of writings and correspondence. The writings include poems, brief critical remarks, and an essay fragment on Sir Walter Scott's female characters. Correspondents include the writers Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hall, the journalist William Jerdan, the essayist Abraham Hayward, and others.
Letitia Elizabeth Landon (married name Maclean), the English poet and writer who published as L.E.L.
The Letitia Elizabeth Landon manuscript material is arranged in two series:
Eight of the Pforzheimer Collection's L.E.L. manuscripts were acquired in 2018 as part of a small collection of William Jerdan's papers. The others were acquired earlier, most before the 1986 arrival of the Pforzheimer Collection to The New York Public Library.
A small collection of L.E.L. manuscripts is held by the Library's Berg Collection of English and American Literature. Consult the Berg Collection separately for inquiries and access.