To the marquis of Rockingham upon his intercession with his majesty to save the life of an unhappy young man 1750.

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To the marquis of Rockingham upon his intercession with his majesty to save the life of an unhappy young man 1750.

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Autograph manuscript by David Garrick. Consists of suggested title (no poem follows) and a line from the Aeneid, in Latin ("Sunt lacrym[a]e rerum et mentum mortalia tangunt").

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Folger Shakespeare Library

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