Marriage proposal and reply thru letters set in regency england showing values of society

15th November, 1815

Dear Miss Marble,

I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your last letter, and so for all the letters I have received from you in the past months. I can not express how oftentimes your correspondence has come to mean to me and all the numerous do your letters have brightened my dreary evenings away from Hartford.

I am for sure by now you are aware of our victory at Waterloo; it was a magnificent moment and a privilege to be present on the battlefield to witness the defeat of our cut foe! Our success was comfortably deserved. I have been fortunate ample to be promoted to the rank of Colonel, and with this disposition I note at last I am worthy enough to ask for your hand in marriage.

I confess I was ravish by your beauty and sweet disposition from the moment we were introduced and since so in the three summers that have preceded my feelings for you have continued to blossom. I feel we are well matched financially, and indeed now in any case in prominence. It is my genuine belief we shall make an exceedingly pith life to overreachher and you shall make a fine prostitute of Lipton. I have already obtained heartfelt blessings from my parents as well as The Honorable Mr. Marble and Mrs.



Marble; all that which is leave is if you would only say yes to my proposal.

I shall be eagerly awaiting your reply.

Yours Sincerely,

Colonel Percy Phillips.

1st December 1815

Dear Colonel Phillips,

I moldiness commend you and every fighting man for the triumph at Waterloo, I prayed every day for a victory, and god mustiness have been watching over you. I must as well as express my gratitude at the time you took to describe the comings and...

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