Papers of Jane Porter [manuscript], 1840, n.d.

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Papers of Jane Porter [manuscript], 1840, n.d.

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The collection contains a letter from Jane Porter to Henry Robinson, 1840 November 29, concerning the copyright for a new illustrated edition of "Scottish Chiefs," investing the proceeds in exchequer bills, a monument to Sir Sidney Smith and her use of the name William Wallace as a nom-de-guerre. Sir Robert Wilson and Sir Charles Doyle are also mentioned. With it are three poems on two sheets, two of which are dated March 1804 Bath.

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Doyle, Charles, fl. 1840.

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Wilson, Robert, Sir, 1777-1849

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