Letter: 1833 Mar. 10, No 2 Hopkins Buildings, Islington [London], to David Laing / George Daniel. 1833.

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Letter: 1833 Mar. 10, No 2 Hopkins Buildings, Islington [London], to David Laing / George Daniel. 1833.

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Acknowledging receipt of the Drummond papers and commenting on the Black letter ballads.

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Daniel, George, 1789-1864

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George Daniel was born in 1789. Though he made his main living as a businessman, he was also a writer and book collector. In his early years, he published squibs on Royal scandals, some of which were suppressed, and satirised contemporary poetasters in The modern Dunciad , 1814. He had a circle of literary friends, including Charles Lamb and Robert Bloomfield, and was also interested in the theatre, editing British Theatre (John Cumberland, London), 1823-1831, and Davison's Actable Drama . Danie...