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These short letters, written to
Moore while in Geneva, pass
compliments, request the return of
some books, and mention the second volume of Letters by Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, Mr.
Stuart, and David Hume (1711-76).
In French.
ACC: 95.7.5 (44.236)

19 p. Various sizes.
Letters send New Year greetings
and a complaint against the
States General at the treatment
of the Elector General's envoy.
Six are endorsed by William
Blathwayt.
Accompanied by a translation in
Blathwayt's hand of 1 letter, a
copy of the credentials of the
Elector Palatine's envoy, and
a letter from the Elector's
Vice Chancellor to Charles
Bertie, transmitted by him to
the King.

11 p. Various sizes.

3 p. 23 x 19 cm.;
Engraver's plate of Hume's portrait
wanted for new edition of his
Philosophical Works.

31 x 20 cm.
Concerns prisoners in the Derby
gaol.

5 p. 21 x 17 cm.
Accompanied by 5 p. copy of memo
sent to Lord Rosebery in 1892.
Concerning diplomatic intrigue on
the international situation.

3 p.
20 x 15 cm.
Discusses his current literary research.

2 p., 1 with address. 18 cm.

2 p. and 1 p., with addresses.
21 x 16 cm.
Letters discuss antiquarian
matters.

4 p., with address.
Various sizes.
To a Paris merchant concerning the
slow shipment of articles he
purchased.