Journal to Eliza is a work by British author Laurence Sterne.[1][2] It was published posthumously in 1904.[3] It is written as a diary, but was supposedly intended as a love letter to Eliza Draper. Sterne predicted that it would be published long after the deaths of both himself and Draper.
^Sterne, Laurence (2003). A Sentimental Journey and Other Writings. Oxford World Classics. pp. 105–150.
^"Laurence Sterne". Columbia Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 1 July 2006.
^"Laurence Sterne: Journal to Eliza". The Literacy Encyclopedia.
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