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Casella and Frost each make separate contributions to this article. Casella explains her disovery of Ellen Cornwall's letter at the Lawrence House Museum in Launceston, Cornwall. Frost and Casella both muse on the circumstances that could have surrounded the writing of the letter and each imagines possible scenarios for Cornwall's life in England and Van Diemen's Land.
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This article includes the text of the letter written by Cornwall to her husband Frederick. The letter is indexed separately.
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'Your Unfortunate and Undutiful Wife'