Letter, 1817.

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Letter, 1817.

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Four-page holograph letter to Sir George Beaumont, Wordsworth's first important patron. Baillie refers to a revised manuscript version of De Montfort, evidently loaned to Beaumont, making light of the loss. She also comments wryly on the Duke of Wellington's appearance after the final curtain at a performance of one of her plays, taking his bows to thunderous applause "with a very bad grace."

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Temple University Libraries, Paley Library

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Temple University Libraries, Paley Library

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