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4 p., with address.
22 x 34 cm.
Correspondence between author and
bookseller. Concerns price of his
work, his payment, and disagreement
over copyright.

7 p., with addresses. 18 x 22 cm.
Concerns the printing of the
memoirs of Claudius Buchanan by
Pearson.

Requesting books and answering
replies to proposals.
Acc.: 03.6.11

Giving instructions for the
publication of a second edition
of "War Without Disguise;"
requesting additional copies of
various works by him.
Acc.: 03.6.11

9 p.
18 x 11 cm.
Death of his brother's wife; church
appointments.

Literary matters; reviews.

Letters to the Secretary of War. The
first, dated 1803 Jun 29, urges that
the government strengthen popular
support for war against Napoleon by
issuing an "address to the people"
describing French brutality against
conquered enemies and by having it "read from the pulpit". The
second, dated 1803 Jul 14, concerns
corrections for a publication by
Cobbett. The third, dated 1804 May
14, informs Yorke that he will
be subpoenaed in Cobbett's trial
for libel.
Acc.: 03.9.2

Completion and publication of
Letters from the Aegean
ACC: 91.11.38 (43.264)

4 p.
20 x 13 cm.
Regarding Blunden's editing of
Christopher Smart's "Hymns for
Children". Accompanied by press
clipping (TLS, 1950 Dec 29).

2 letters to Turner at Yarmouth
regarding social matters and various
species of fuci he has found; letter
to Sayer declining invitation to
municipal dinner.
ACC: 91.11.62 (43.321)