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Politics in the Age of Revolution, 17151848 Part 1: the Papers of Edmund Burke, 17291797, from Sheffiel Politics in the Age of Revolution, 1715­1848 ­ Part 1: The Papers of Edmund Burke, 1729­1797, from Sheffield Archives No [Bk P] Date Correspondent Location 01­Jan 09­Jun­44 to Richard B 01­Feb 01­Nov­44 to Richard OF 1/3P 25 Jan 44/45 to Richard OF 1/4P 19 Mar 44/45 to Richard OF 1/5P 26 Apr (46) to Richard OF 1/6P 12­Jul­46 to Richard OF 1/7P (c.3 Feb 46/47) to Richard OF 01­Aug 21 Mar 46/47 to Richard OF 28­Sep 5 Jan (48/49) to Richard S 40/1 Nov­50 to William Burke S 40/7 Nov­50 fr William Burke S 1/9P 31­Aug­51 to Richard OF 1/10P 28­Sep­52 to Richard OF 40/19 Sep (52) to Dr Christopher S 40/9 Jun­53 WB to Dr S 01­Nov 10­Aug­57 to Richard OF 01­Dec 20 Nov (59) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­13 10 Apr (60) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/14P 16­Jan­61 fr Mrs Kempe S 1/15P 25­Aug­61 to Richard OF 28­Aug ­61 to Wm Dennis S Jan­16 01­May­62 fr Joseph Wilcocks S Jan­17 24­Jun­62 Sir Richard Aston to S Jan­18 10­Aug­62 fr Charles O'Hara S 1/19P (Mar 63) to Wm Gerard S 1/20­1,2P (p19) Apr 63 to Richard OF 1/21P 20, 21 Apr 63 WB fr Frederick N Jan­22 23 Apr (63) to John Ridge S Jan­23 4 Jul (63) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­24 26 Jul (63) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/25­1,2P 17­Jul­64 to Richard OF Jan­26 24 Jul (64) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/27­1,2P 16­Aug­64 fr Mrs E Bourke & N Jan­28 20 Sep(64) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­29 27­Sep­64 fr Charles O’Hara S Jan­30 14­Oct­64 fr John Hely S Hutchinson Jan­31 20 Nov (64) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­32 15­Dec­64 fr Dr John Curry S Jan­33 14 Jan (65) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/34­1,2P (a12 Feb 65)(Sun) fr Wm Gerard S Jan­35 (a12 Feb 65)(Mon) to Wm Gerard S 1/36­1,2P (a12Feb 65)(Mon) fr Wm Gerard S Jan­37 24­Feb­65 fr Dr John Curry S Jan­38 26 Feb (65) to Robert Jephson S 1/39P 28­Feb­65 fr Dr Leland N Jan­40 06­Mar­65 fr Abbé Louis­ S Jan­41 08­Apr­65 fr Wm Gerard S Jan­42 10­Apr­65 to Wm Gerard S Jan­43 25­Apr­65 fr Charles O'Conor S Jan­44 09­May­65 fr Henry Flood S Jan­45 18 May (65) to Henry Flood S Jan­46 (p29 May 65) to John Monck S Jan­47 30­May­65 fr Henry Flood S Politics in the Age of Revolution, 1715­1848 ­ Part 1: The Papers of Edmund Burke, 1729­1797, from Sheffield Archives No [Bk P] Date Correspondent Location Jan­48 (May 65) to John Hely S Jan­49 08­Jun­65 fr Dr John Curry S Jan­50 10­Jun­65 fr William S Jan­51 17­Jun­65 fr Dr Joseph Fenn S Jan­52 23 (Jun) 65 fr Charles S 1/53P 28 (Jun)(65) fr John Monck N Jan­54 19­Jul­65 fr Charles O'Hara S 1/55P 27 Jul (65) fr Henry Flood N Jan­56 27­Jul­65 EB & WB fr Dr S 1/57P 27­Jul­65 fr Agmondesham N Jan­58 30 Jul (65) EB & WB fr Charles S 1/59P 6 Aug (65) fr John Monck N Jan­60 26­Sep­65 fr George S Jan­61 27­Sep­65 fr Lord Tyrawley S Jan­62 (a 1 Oct 65) fr Charles Lloyd S Jan­63 15­Oct­65 fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­64 04­Nov­65 RBSr fr Unknown S Jan­65 04­Nov­65 RBSr fr Unknown S Jan­66 22­Nov­65 fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­67 28 Nov (65) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­68 05­Dec­65 EB & WB fr James S Jan­69 11­Dec­65 fr Sir W Meredith S Jan­70 17­Dec­65 fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­71 14­Dec­65 E of Hertford to S Jan­72 24 (Dec 65) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­73 24 Dec (65) EB & Dr Nugent to S Jan­74 29­Dec­65 WB fr Wm S Jan­75 (Dec 65) fr David Garrick S Jan­76 01­Jan­66 fr Sir Wm Meredith S Jan­77 09­Jan­66 fr Dr Thomas S Jan­78 10 Jan (66) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­79 (a14 Jan 66) EB & JB to RBSr N Jan­80 18 Jan(66) fr David Garrick S Jan­81 25 Jan (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/82P (Jan 66) to M of Rockingham S(R) Jan­83 08­Feb­66 fr James Marriott S Jan­84 09­Feb­66 fr Archibald S Jan­85 11 Feb (66) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­86 20 Feb (66) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­87 21­Feb­66 WB fr George S Jan­88 26­Feb­66 fr James Marriott S Jan­89 01­Mar­66 fr Rev Edward S 1/90P 04­Mar­66 WB fr Dr Thomas N Leland & Unknown Jan­91 4 Mar (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/92P (a8 Mar 66) EB & WB fr John N Jan­93 8 Mar (66) fr John Ridge S Jan­94 10 Mar (66) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­95 13 Mar (66) fr Charles O'Hara S Jan­96 14­Mar­66 fr Gen David S Jan­97 18 Mar (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/98P 20­Mar­66 fr Robt Fitzgerald N Jan­99 20 Mar (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/100 22 Mar (66) fr Charles O'Hara S Politics in the Age of Revolution, 1715­1848 ­ Part 1: The Papers of Edmund Burke, 1729­1797, from Sheffield Archives No [Bk P] Date Correspondent Location 1/101 23­Mar­66 WB fr Sir Wm S 1/102 25 Mar (66) RBSr fr Charles S 1/103 8 Apr (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/104P (9 Apr 66) fr M of Rockingham S(R) 1/105 10 Apr (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/106 15 Apr (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/107 30 Apr (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/108 (p30 Apr 66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/109P 03­May­66 fr Thomas Lee S(R) 1/110 11 May (66) fr Abraham S 1/111 15 May (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/112 23­May­66 fr Abraham S 1/113 29­May­66 fr E of Hertford S 1/114 31 May (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/115 12­Jun­66 fr Merchants at S 1/116P 12­Jun­66 fr John Wilkes EF 1/117P 8 Jul (66) fr John Ridge N 1/118 19­Jul­66 fr Michael Reilly S 1/119P 04­Aug­66 fr Teisserez N 1/120 14 Aug (66) WB fr Charles S 1/121 21­Aug­66 to M of Rockingham S 1/122 25 Aug (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/123­1,2P (Aug 66) to Richard OF 1/124 04­Sep­66 WB fr George S 1/125 18 Sep (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/126 30 Sep (66) fr David Garrick S 1/127 21­Oct­66 fr Richard N 1/128 31 Oct (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/129 01­Nov­66 fr M of Rockingham 1/130P 04­Nov­66 fr FA Daly N 1/131 11 Nov (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/132P 29­Nov­66 EB, RBSr & WB fr N 1/133 6 Dec (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/134 7 Dec (66) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/135 12 Dec (66) RBSr fr Charles S 1/136 25­Dec­66 fr Richard S 1/137 ­66 fr (Sir G Baker) S 1/138 02­Jan­67 fr Charles O'Hara S 1/139 13 Jan (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/140P 17 Jan (67) fr John Ridge N 1/141P 20­Jan­67 fr George Faulkner N 1/142 26­Jan­67 fr John Cleaver S 1/143P 26­Jan­67 fr William N 1/144 7 Feb (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/145 16 Feb (67) fr Michael Howard S 1/146 20 Feb (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/147 25­Feb­67 to Lord Mayor of S 1/148P (Feb 67) WB fr John Ridge N 1/149 12 Mar (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/150P (18 Mar 67) WB to M of S(R) 1/151 20­Mar­67 fr Charles O'Hara S 1/152 23­Mar­67 fr Abraham S 1/153 27­Mar­67 fr Charles O'Hara S Politics in the Age of Revolution, 1715­1848 ­ Part 1: The Papers of Edmund Burke, 1729­1797, from Sheffield Archives No [Bk P] Date Correspondent Location 1/154P (Mar 67) fr M of Rockingham S(R) 1/155P 04­Apr­67 fr Dr Thomas N 1/156P (16 Apr 67) to Ms of S(R) 1/157P (28 Apr 67) to Ms of S(R) 1/158 10­May­67 fr Abraham S 1/159 15 May (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/160 23­May­67 EB & WB fr James S 1/161P 26­May­67 fr Wm Dowdeswell N 1/162 16 Jun (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/163 26­Jun­67 fr Sir William S 1/164P (Jun 67) (WB) fr Alexander S(R) 1/165 05­Jul­67 fr D of Richmond S 1/166P (16 Jul 67) to M of Rockingham S(R) 1/167 21 Jul (67) fr Frederick S 1/168P 28­Jul­67 fr John Hely N 1/169 01­Aug­67 to M of Rockingham S 1/170 16 Aug (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/171 18­Aug­67 to M of Rockingham S 1/172 30­Aug­67 fr D of Newcastle S 1/173 31­Aug­67 fr M of Rockingham S 1/174P (p4 Sep 67) fr WB N 1/175 8 Sep (67) WB fr Charles S 1/176 20­Sep­67 fr John Hely S 1/177 06­Oct­67 fr M of Rockingham S 1/178 12 Oct (67) fr Lord John S 1/179 20­Oct­67 fr Abraham S Rawlinson 1/180 a22 Oct 67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/181 22 Oct (67) fr Charles O'Hara S 1/182 28­Oct­67 fr Sir William S 1/183 31­Oct­67 fr Lord George S 1/184P 31­Oct­67 fr M.
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