Letter, 1734, Dec. 20, London, to Isaac Watts.

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Letter, 1734, Dec. 20, London, to Isaac Watts.

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Thanks [Watts?] for his "Poems". Junius Brutus is on the stage; is too moral to please. Mr. Duncombe tries unsuccessfully to reform the stage. Describes her family. Subscription for her brother's works is well received. Is happy his friends remember him. Mr. Duncombe will send his play when printed.

2 p. ; 23 cm.

Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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