Artist: Honora (Nano) Nagle
Date: 1783
Museum: The Library of University College Dublin (Dublin, Ireland)
Technique: Paper
Manuscript letter written by Nano Nagle on 31 January 1783, to Teresa Mulally, Dublin. In the letter, Nagle indicates her intent to establish an asylum for homeless women. The text is over-written, in black ink. The letter is known as Letter 17. This is the last surviving letter in Nagle
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