Autograph letter signed : [London], to Thomas Hopkins, Secretary to Lord Sunderland, the Principal Secretary of State, "Wednesday", [1709 Nov. 2].
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Manley, Mrs. (Mary de la Rivière), 1663-1724.
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English novelist and playwright. During her active and turbulent literary career Manley wrote over 20 novels and plays, and succeeded Swift as editor of The Examiner. Along with Aphra Behn, Manley was one of the first professional women writers in England. From the description of Autograph letter signed : [London], to Thomas Hopkins, Secretary to Lord Sunderland, the Principal Secretary of State, "Wednesday", [1709 Nov. 2]. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 270871398 ...
Hopkins, Thomas, active 1707
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Thomas Hopkins was a Quaker. He and his son, Robert, both worked at the Friendship Salt Works in Great Egg Harbor, on the New Jersey coast, where Thomas oversaw operations. Although his permanent residence was in Philadelphia, Hopkins had living quarters at the salt works, where he stayed for days and weeks at a time. In addition to his role as supervisor at the salt works, Hopkins provided food and clothing to beleaguered prisoners during the British occupation of Philadelphia. From...
Burke, Walter L.
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