The 19th century editions aren't hard to find, it's that I keep hearing that, even in addition to the censorship, the scholarship is bad: portions of different letters are mixed and matched and presented as if they're from the same letter, letters are misdated, etc. That was why I wanted Halsband (and got him, up through 1751). But at least the 19th century versions should help us with our Wilhelmine-in-Italy question.

But Stabi also has Halband's selected edition of her works from the 1960s for me to check.

Excellent!