| Description | Letter written from E. I. College [Hertfordshire] dated 13 October. Dickinson asks his mother whether she has left Bramblebury and how she is finding the 'novel office of English housekeeping'. He writes that that the monotony of college life was disrupted by 'the Rustication' which he fears will cost Cameron, whose father is the head of the Law Commission at one of the Presidencies, his appointment. He writes about his classes in mathematics and Persian, and mentions his weekly Hindustani lesson with Mr Eastwick. |