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35 p.
Various sizes.
Tells about her family and present
situation as they move from Sicily to
France, to England, and back to France
because of her husband's precarious
political position.

Details of printing, proofreading,
circulation, etc., of her works. Also
regarding her contributions to
Gentleman's Magazine, a proposed new
editions of John Stow's (1525?-1605)
Chronicle, and Sir George Bue's
Third Universitie. Also discussion of
mutual friends, travel, etc.
Women writers.
ACC: 96.12.9 (44.316)

Personal news and publishing.

58 p. 24 x 19 cm.

86 p.;
Letters deal with the Madeira
Campaign, Clinton's infatuation with
his new rank, the general
incompetency of his men, and
diplomatic affairs; the map traces
Clinton's route from England to
Madeira; A more detailed description
is with the letters.

Comtean philosophy.
Accompanied by: 2 ALS to Fleay from
Ethel Harrison.
ACC: 90.8.3 (43.56)

Letters describe towns visited in
England, Scotland, and Ireland.

22 p.
25 x 20 cm.
Concerning family health and financial
matters. Urges Kay to retire from
service and enter into a partnership
in a banking house.

Reports on the condition of the
army in Spain and his illness.

1) Conveying compliments and
extending an invitation. 2)
Commenting on More's first volumes.
3) Returning a letter, and
commenting on More's work.
ACC: 95.4.13 (44.232)