Letters to Cadell & Davies, London. 1795-1797.

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Letters to Cadell & Davies, London. 1795-1797.

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Arranges for the publication and distribution of three of his essays and requests the receipt of various journals.

2 letters. 23 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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