Letter from Ugo Foscolo, dated 24 September 1818, measures 200 x 157 mm. Addressed from London to his friend Mammi, residing at Victoria Palace in Tavistock Square, the letter reveals Foscolo's efforts in offering educational opportunities to his acquaintance. Indeed, he mentions that he has 'procured a scholar for you, who will serve you four times a week during the winter at six shillings per lesson.'
During this period, Foscolo was living in London, having moved there in 1816, struggling with economic hardship until his death in 1827 at Turnham Green. This content provides a unique glance into Foscolo’s personal life and his efforts to sustain relationships amid financial difficulties.
